I don't think you understand this. The fact that they knew an article that was clearly derived from Steele existed means FBI should have ... well, this is very basic.
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Yes. You made a box IDing the same language I cited that proves my point. Again, I don't think you understand what you're saying.
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I interpreted it to mean that Steele told someone who in turn told Isikoff. Is that not possible?
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Or that Steele gave his memos to his client (GPS) who then gave them to their client (law firm) and someone in one of those groups shared the docs.
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So what? Does any of that change the fact that Trump is Putin’s stooge? That Purin is in control of our WH?
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The FBI has to follow procedures to be credible. I, for one, wouldn’t want the FBI to be able to spy on me with shoddy reasoning. Credibility is important and so are civil rights.
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They corrected there wrong assertion in the next three FISA requests which is good.
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If you read further in the renewals, it says the government closed Steele as a source because he disclosed info to the press (Isikoff, presumably).
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Steele also got the report to John McCain who gave it to the FBI.
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They later say that Source 1 disclosed info to the press despite admonishments not to do so and that they stopped using him as a source after that (though they didn't think his info was unreliable).
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Steele was Corn source?
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I believe not
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but Corn was the one who reported on the Steele Dossier in Mother Jones before the election
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Nunes memo: “Carter Page FISA application also cited extensively Sept 23, 2016 Yahoo News article by Isikoff, which focuses on Page’s July 2016 trip to Moscow”. “This article does not corroborate the Steele dossier because it is derived from information leaked by Steele himself
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gotcha, thanks
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...and, why did Steele go to the press? Because he thought the FBI was complacent with the info. Steele is a hero.
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