It's so moronic how they just keep going over the same old ****.
Strozk! Strozk! Strozk! Well, yeah, but he was removed right away and any bias he harbored had no effect on how they proceeded with the investigation. It's all idiotic distractions and lies with these people.
I'm still shaking my head over the idiocy of Lutherf's OP. Yeah of course the FBI was using "confidential human sources" because of course they were. You don't investigate something with potential criminal investigations about this sort of thing by sending out agents wearing jackets with "FBI" written on them.
And my God, he is actually trying to suggest that the FBI had a duty to tell the FISA court that the suspect denied doing anything wrong. I mean..just
what? The only time a suspect admits doing something wrong is if the police interrogation fools him into thinking the police will actually try to help him out with the situation, or if their methods of extracting false confessions payed off.
Trump aide denied campaign rigging in pre-election conversation with FBI secret source: transcript | Fox News
So there are a couple of things here:
1. The FBI WAS using confidential human sources to investigate the Trump campaign and the use of the "Crossfire Typhoon" designation ties this source directly tot he Crossfire Hurricane investigation.
2. The FBI had a direct denial by an object of their investigation that the Trump campaign was working with Russia yet failed to include that information in the FISA warrant application as well as any subsequent renewals.
That's beyond shady. It is also an indication that they had no evidence to DISPROVE the Papadopolous denial because if they had such information that would have ABSOLUTELY been included in the evidence given to the FISC.
No, it's not even slightly shady. Your predictable lies are as idiotic as they are predictable.
The FBI has absolutely no duty to tell a court that someone working with their investigation's target denied wrongdoing. I've never
seen a warrant application containing something like that. Beyond moronic.
And to suggest they have to disprove a target's denial before getting a warrant? Just LOL. That's :lol:
How do you even think to say something that stupid? They don't have to disprove anything part of the investigation's target . What they have to do is provide enough inculpatory information to establish probable cause. In fact, they don't have to prove or disprove anything, since their role in law enforcement is gathering information. It is a prosecutor's duty to prove the case to a jury, or to a judge if bench trial is requested, and it is the defense's job to cast doubt on the government's case.
You don't have a damn clue. Just talking out your rear in order to defend your Lord God.