[johnforbes]

Remember when Lois Lerner's hard drive was "scratched" and then darned if the tape backup didn't go missing too?

And what luck! This was from the crucial December 2016 through May 2017 timeframe.

Comes now the word that the FBI was unable to preserve some text messages between two agents who have been accused of anti-Trump bias, including one who previously served on special counsel Robert Mueller’s team, according to a letter from the bureau to lawmakers.

The FBI said it did not have a record of messages exchanged over a six-month period between Peter Strzok and Lisa Page because many of its issued mobile phones had problems related to “rollouts, provisioning, and software upgrades.”
“The result was that data that should have been automatically collected and retained for long-term storage and retrieval was not collected,” the FBI explained in the letter.

[Intrepid]

We need to bring back water boarding for FBI and Just-Us Dept. officials.

[RealJustme]

Anyone in the government with a security clearance is subject to an at demand polygraph, it's a condition of employment. It's far past time of testing everyone of the top ranking FBI and DOJ people. If they refuse to take one, they are escorted out of the building, all access to data and equipment is cut off and they're placed under criminal investigation. There are only type of person who would fight the polygraphs, Democrats!

[johnforbes]

According to Joe DiGenova, Admiral Rogers was pretty much the only honest person in this entire mess.

Rogers saw evidence of abuses in unmasking by people such as Samantha Power (a UN person who is unmasking?), so he apparently told the FISA court and then told Trump he was being wiretapped in the tower.

The very next day, Trump moved his transition HQ to New Jersey to give time for investigators (presumably a trustworthy team of private detectives) to sweep his former transition office and figure out other ways they bugged him.

Perhaps Admiral Rogers at the NSA has the texts and would provide them?

According to Joe, top intel officials went to Obama and urged him to fire Rogers, but Obama said it was too late and would just invite more attention.