The chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Devin Nunes, R-Calif., does not know “for sure” whether President Donald Trump or members of his transition team were even on the phone calls or other communications now being cited as partial vindication for the president’s wiretapping claims against the Obama administration, according to a spokesperson.
“He said he’ll have to get all the documents he requested from the [intelligence community] about this before he knows for sure,” a spokesperson for Nunes said Thursday. Nunes was a member of the Trump transition team executive committee.
At a press conference yesterday, Nunes announced he obtained “dozens of reports” showing the U.S. intelligence community — through its “normal foreign surveillance” — “incidentally collected information about U.S. citizens involved in the Trump transition.”
But Nunes never said Trump or any of the president’s associates personally participated in the communications that were intercepted.
Nevertheless, Nunes called it a “significant” development, and President Trump later said it “somewhat” vindicated his controversial Tweets two weeks ago alleging that President Obama wiretapped him and his campaign.
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Wherein Rep Nunes admits that his entire Trumpian tirade against IC+NSA is entirely speculative, based on 0 evidencehttps://t.co/igiLqh1Tig
— John Schindler (@20committee) March 24, 2017
Shorter Nunes: "TS report wasn't unmasked but I knew 'USP 3' was Manafort because he mentioned Big $ laundered thru Russian banks in Cyprus"
— John Schindler (@20committee) March 24, 2017
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