*Question the assumption.
*Reverse the hypothesis.
*See if you can prove the inverse of your theory.
Yes, actually we can.
There is direct evidence no FISA warrant exists.
There is no direct evidence a FISA warrant does exist.
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[Note: Former Chief of Staff to Robert Mueller]
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[FBI Counterintelligence Agent Peter Strzok worked directly under Priestap]
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THE END.
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