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Comey Backtracks on FISA Warrant Against Carter Page

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Testifying in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday morning, fired FBI Director James Comey was asked about the validity of the FISA warrant application against former Trump campaign official Carter Page. Comey admitted if he knew now about the false and doctored information used to obtain the warrant, he would have never signed the application for submission to the court. 

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"Knowing then what you know now, would you still have signed the warrant application against Carter Page?" Chairman Lindsey Graham asked. 

"No, I would have wanted a much more complete understanding," Comey responded. 

However, earlier in his testimony Comey attempted to relieve himself of responsibility for the contents of the application. 

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And by the way, the FBI knew the dirty Russian dossier was full of false accussations and used it anyway to obtain a FISA warrant against Page.

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