In other words, the FBI can no longer hide behind the "We can neither confirm nor deny" response in order to stonewall records requests regarding how they may have tried to determine the validity of the synopsis of the dossier that raised concerns President Donald Trump might be compromised by Russia, pee tapes and all.
BREAKING: In light of the release of the Nunes/Schiff Memoranda, Judge Mehta has reversed his prior decision and is rejecting the FBI's refusal to confirm or deny the existence of records reflecting an attempt to verify the 2-page synopsis allegations from the Steele Dossier.
Judge Mehta said that the disclosures in the Nunes and Schiff memos "Constitute a public acknowledgement of the existence of the records sought by Plaintiffs from Defendant Federal Bureau of Investigation and that the FBI therefore may no longer maintain its Glomar responses."
" designed to conceal whether the FBI has taken any steps to verify the accuracy of the 'salacious' allegations outlined in that synopsis provided to then-President-elect Trump in January 2017," Moss said.
"Ironically, if it turns out that the FBI has undertaken such efforts and has verified any of the claims, thereby embarrassing President Trump politically, the president will have no one to blame for that revelation other than himself."
Moss said what made this "Largely possible" was Trump's decision to declassify the Devin Nunes and Adam Schiff memos.
Moss works with the Law Office of Mark S. Zaid, Esq. and represents the James Madison Project, the named plaintiff in the judge's response which you can read below.
https://lawandcrime.com/high-profile/major-crack-in-governments-defenses-we-may-finally-learn-how-the-fbi-handled-the-steele-dossier/
BREAKING: In light of the release of the Nunes/Schiff Memoranda, Judge Mehta has reversed his prior decision and is rejecting the FBI's refusal to confirm or deny the existence of records reflecting an attempt to verify the 2-page synopsis allegations from the Steele Dossier.
Judge Mehta said that the disclosures in the Nunes and Schiff memos "Constitute a public acknowledgement of the existence of the records sought by Plaintiffs from Defendant Federal Bureau of Investigation and that the FBI therefore may no longer maintain its Glomar responses."
" designed to conceal whether the FBI has taken any steps to verify the accuracy of the 'salacious' allegations outlined in that synopsis provided to then-President-elect Trump in January 2017," Moss said.
"Ironically, if it turns out that the FBI has undertaken such efforts and has verified any of the claims, thereby embarrassing President Trump politically, the president will have no one to blame for that revelation other than himself."
Moss said what made this "Largely possible" was Trump's decision to declassify the Devin Nunes and Adam Schiff memos.
Moss works with the Law Office of Mark S. Zaid, Esq. and represents the James Madison Project, the named plaintiff in the judge's response which you can read below.
https://lawandcrime.com/high-profile/major-crack-in-governments-defenses-we-may-finally-learn-how-the-fbi-handled-the-steele-dossier/
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