In Chapter 9 we learn how Bruce Ohr a former Associate Deputy Attorney General at the Department of Justice maintained secret communications with Christopher Steele after Steele was fired as an FBI source.   We also learn that Ohr's wife worked for Fusion GPS who commissioned Christopher Steele to create the Steele Dossier which contained the fake information that allowed the FBI to monitor and secretly record members of the Trump election team during the campaign.  It is also revealed  that Bruce Ohr also had an an ongoing relationship with Fusion GPS founder Glenn Simpson.   According to Steele, he and Ohr also discussed Steele's concerns about a potential Trump victory.  Chapter 9 also reveals how Ohr downplayed his connections with Steele  when he was talking to Rod Rosenstein, the Deputy Attorney General - who said he was "shocked" when the full details emerged.

Chapter 8 reveals that the Inspector General found 17 "omissions and errors" made by the FBI as they applied for FISA warrants to wiretap and monitor Trump campaign worker Carter Page.  The FBI's "errors" even included fraudulently altering documents!  Additionally, this chapter reveals additional holes in the Steele Dossier.  In fact, FBI interviews with Steele and his sources showed serious discrepancies between his reporting and the statements of his sources but these discrepancies were hidden from the FISA court. Don't miss this pivotal chapter of the Inspector General's Report!

After the first application for a FISA warrant before the 2016 election, the FBI applied three times for a renewal of the warrant that allowed them to wiretap and monitor Trump campaign worker Carter Page.  Throughout the process, the FBI made over seventeen errors, mistakes, and omissions.  What is so incredible about this entire process is the FBI's willingness to push for the renewals  even though the IG report found they were "inaccurate, incomplete and unsupported by appropriate documentation." Also the FBI withheld evidence that would have shown Carter Page was innocent.  These applications allowed the FBI to spy on Trump campaign staff and the Trump campaign.  Had the applications been filled out honestly and correctly, it is likely that the FBI would have never been granted the ability to carry out this surveillance.

In this chapter, we learn that Christopher Steele, the author of the infamous "Steele Dossier," was fired as a source by the FBI because he leaked his bogus anti-Trump reports to the ultra-left Mother Jones.  We see how the Steele Dossier was elevated to the highest levels in the FBI and how senior FBI agents found his reporting was not corroborated but failed to pass the information to the FISA court when seeking warrants to surveil Trump campaign workers. We hear how the FBI learned Steele misrepresented what his sources told him and about verification of the salacious stories. However the FBI also failed to tell the FISA court this important information when using the dossiers for applying for a renewal of the FISA applications.

In this chapter we learn how the infamous "Steele Dossier" was used to apply for a FISA warrant to investigate Trump campaign worker Carter Page.  In earlier chapters we learned that the Steele Dossier was a politically motivated report funded by the Democratic Party and contained second hand unverified information. Chapter five reveals the first FISA application was "inaccurate, incomplete" and filled with "undocumented" information. This deception meant the FISA application was granted and allowed the FBI to spy on Carter Page and the Trump campaign before the election.

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This chapter examines the FBI's relationship with Christopher Steele.  Steele is the author of the infamous "Steele Dossier" the FBI used to get the warrants to monitor and secretly record Trump campaign workers and the Trump campaign.  He  was hired by the Democratic Party through the firm Fusion GPS.  Chapter 4 reveals how Steele told the Inspector General it was created by "single source" reporting and "uncorroborated intelligence."  Steele also tells the Office of the Inspector General that the ultimate client of the report was the Clinton presidential campaign and that Hillary Clinton was aware of the project.  We hope you enjoy the 4th chapter of this important report.

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Chapter 3 is one of the chapters that the mainstream media doesn't want you to know about.  You'll learn how in a breach of regulations the Trump investigation was opened by anti-Trump agent Peter Strzok who pledged to prevent a Trump victory.  You'll also learn how the Obama White House knew about the investigation of a political rival - were they directing it? Additionally find out how the FBI covered up the political motivations of Christopher Steele when using his dossier as a cover to get warrants to spy on the Trump campaign.  It is truly shocking what went on behind closed doors at the FBI. 

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We discuss the insane revelation that FISA warrants were issued, allowing the US to spy on American citizens and that those warrants contained 17 errors or omissions, in other words, lies. If you or I did this with our insurance application or say our IRS statement we’d most likely end up in jail.  Also, we discuss how Hollywood has decided to resurrect the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) as its next battle and is using Madam Secretary and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, to push their agenda. Both television shows repeated the very same lie about conservative giant Phyllis Schafly and her history of activism. We make sure to correct the record.  

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In the second chapter of the 2019 Inspector General's report we learn of the FBI's standards and safeguards and how they **should** have been applied when opening and conducting counterintelligence investigations.  As later chapters reveal these standards were often ignored in the Trump/Russia investigation.

In fact, the FBI had 17 pieces of important information that they kept from the FISA court.  Had they given the FISA court this information, it is likely they would have never been allowed to obtain the warrants that allowed them to monitor individuals in the Trump campaign.

What is the Inspector General’s report that is creating a buzz around Washington?  Who is the “Deep State” and how did they attempt to undermine Trump by launching the Russia Collusion investigation?  Was it warranted?  Who was involved?  

Ignore the mainstream media spin and decide for yourself.  Welcome to the first episode and chapter of the 2019 Inspector General’s Report read by award-winning narrator and actor Adam Baldwin.  Don't let the media tell you what to think about this pivotal report.  Listen to the report on the go and make up your own mind!

This is the first chapter of the report that will be uploaded chapter by chapter.  Stay tuned for the next installment tomorrow!  Subscribe to the Ann & Phelim Scoop and share this episode with other truth seekers.  

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