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Judicial Watch Planning to Sue FBI, NSA, CIA for Flynn Records

From Breitbart:

“Conservative foundation Judicial Watch is planning to sue several government agencies if they do not hand over records related to the wiretapping of former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn. The group filed Freedom of Information Act requests for the records weeks ago but are planning to sue by next week for the records if they do not receive anything by then.

Judicial Watch filed the requests with the FBI, NSA, CIA, and Treasury Department, according to the group’s Director of Investigations and Research Chris Farrell.”

Below is a tweet from Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton on the National Security Advisor scandal.

 

Additionally, Chris Farrell, Director of Investigations and Research, had the following to say about the wire tapping of Flynn.

 

Furthermore, In an article titled “DOJ is also a target of President Trump’s probe into leaks” by the publication Circa, Chris Farrell was quoted saying, ” “it would be a very narrow universe of persons who would have had access to that classified material. Even the number of persons who would have access should be definable. That sort of communication intelligence, or comment collection activity is very specific. The list of people is narrow.”

Rest assured, Judicial Watch is committed to uncovering the truth and holding those individuals accountable who may have broken the law.

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