House Intel Chair Calls FBI and NSA Chiefs for Closed Door Session – to Discuss Spying on Trump Officials

House Intelligence Committee Chair Rep Devin Nunes (R-CA) called an impromptu press conference Friday announcing that he’ll call both FBI Director James Comey and NSA Director Mike Rogers before a closed session of the House Intelligence Committee to discuss topics which “they couldn’t answer in a public setting.” Nunes made headlines this week when he told reporters the Obama administration was caught spying on several Trump Transition Team members from election day to Inauguration Day in January.

Potential ‘Smoking Gun’ Showing Obama Admin Spied on Trump Transition Team

Republican congressional investigators expect a potential “smoking gun” showing that the Obama administration spied on the Trump transition team, and possibly the president-elect himself, will be produced to the House Intelligence Committee this week, a source told Fox News.  Via Fox News: Classified intelligence showing incidental collection of Trump team communications, purportedly seen by committee Chairman Devin Nunes, R-Calif., and described by him in vague terms at a bombshell Wednesday afternoon news conference, came from multiple sources, Capitol Hill sources told Fox News.

Lee Stranahan Exposes DNC Scandal & Wintrich’s Briefing Room Assault, But Told Not To Cover Briefings?

CREDIBILITY LOST FOR THE DNC, CROWDSTRIKE, AND OTHERS Guest Post by Carter On March 20th, 2017 Lee Stranahan, a veteran Breitbart journalist with a sparkling record, published his 3,400 word article titled: “Fix Is In: Comey Praised DNC-Hired Cybersecurity Firm Even After Botched Report” detailing the massive shortcomings of FBI Director Comey and Crowdstrike, the cybersecurity firm mentioned in Stranahan’s headline.  In his own words to a public audience via his Periscope account, Stranahan livestreamed a detailed 19-minute tell-all regarding his current state with his employer Breitbart, editor Matthew Boyle, as well as a very important question he was hoping to ask White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer.