The author argues that the 2017 leak of the Carter Page FISA warrant could serve as the starting point for prosecuting a broader alleged conspiracy, and urges investigators to question Mark Warner and others.
Secretary of State and former committee member whose past defense of Warner is questioned by the author.
ALSO MENTIONED Adam Waldman, Lawyer described as a contact of Warner and as a potential witness in the proposed prosecution.; Andrew Weissmann, Former special counsel team member whom the author proposes questioning about information received from investigators and prosecutors.; Brian Dugan, FBI agent described as investigating Wolfe and as a potential grand jury witness.; Chris Steele, Former intelligence officer identified as a potential witness concerning contacts with Waldman and Warner.; Daniel Jones, Former chief of staff to Dianne Feinstein whom the author alleges carried messages between political figures and associates of Christopher Steele.; James Comey, Former FBI director whose congressional testimony is presented as part of the author's account of the timeline.; James Wolfe, Senate Intelligence Committee security director accused of leaking the warrant and later prosecuted for lying to investigators.; Jeffrey Rambo, FBI agent described as investigating Ali Watkins and as a potential grand jury witness.; Jerry Nadler, Former House member named in a reference to staff working on an impeachment effort.; Jessie Liu, Former U.S. attorney described as responsible for decisions in the Wolfe prosecution.; Joseph diGenova, Former U.S. attorney and Trump ally mentioned in the opening context.; Ketanji Brown Jackson, Supreme Court Justice identified as the judge who presided over Wolfe's case.; Mary McCord, Former Justice Department official whom the author proposes questioning about the FISA warrant and related investigations.; Michael Atkinson, Former Justice Department lawyer and intelligence community inspector general whom the author proposes questioning about the FISA application.; Robert Mueller, Former special counsel whose team is described as having received information about the Wolfe case and later releasing the FISA application.; Rod Rosenstein, Former deputy attorney general whom the author says was involved in decisions and communications related to the Wolfe case.
Secretary of State and former committee member whose past defense of Warner is questioned by the author.
ALSO MENTIONED Adam Waldman, Lawyer described as a contact of Warner and as a potential witness in the proposed prosecution.; Andrew Weissmann, Former special counsel team member whom the author proposes questioning about information received from investigators and prosecutors.; Brian Dugan, FBI agent described as investigating Wolfe and as a potential grand jury witness.; Chris Steele, Former intelligence officer identified as a potential witness concerning contacts with Waldman and Warner.; Daniel Jones, Former chief of staff to Dianne Feinstein whom the author alleges carried messages between political figures and associates of Christopher Steele.; James Comey, Former FBI director whose congressional testimony is presented as part of the author's account of the timeline.; James Wolfe, Senate Intelligence Committee security director accused of leaking the warrant and later prosecuted for lying to investigators.; Jeffrey Rambo, FBI agent described as investigating Ali Watkins and as a potential grand jury witness.; Jerry Nadler, Former House member named in a reference to staff working on an impeachment effort.; Jessie Liu, Former U.S. attorney described as responsible for decisions in the Wolfe prosecution.; Joseph diGenova, Former U.S. attorney and Trump ally mentioned in the opening context.; Ketanji Brown Jackson, Supreme Court Justice identified as the judge who presided over Wolfe's case.; Mary McCord, Former Justice Department official whom the author proposes questioning about the FISA warrant and related investigations.; Michael Atkinson, Former Justice Department lawyer and intelligence community inspector general whom the author proposes questioning about the FISA application.; Robert Mueller, Former special counsel whose team is described as having received information about the Wolfe case and later releasing the FISA application.; Rod Rosenstein, Former deputy attorney general whom the author says was involved in decisions and communications related to the Wolfe case.
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