The DOJ’s internal watchdog has found “apparent errors or inadequately supported facts” in more than two dozen FBI wiretap applications to the secretive domestic surveillance court.

#FISA DOJ statement “No one was more appalled than the Attorney General at the way the FISA process was abused. This abuse resulted in one of the greatest political travesties in American history” @KerriKupecDOJ @CBSNews pic.twitter.com/ALdLezKcJx

— Catherine Herridge (@CBS_Herridge) March 31, 2020

National Review:

The Justice Department inspector general said it does “not have confidence” in the FBI’s FISA application process following an audit that found the Bureau was not sufficiently transparent with the court in 29 applications from 2014 to 2019, all of which included “apparent errors or inadequately supported facts.”

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Inspector General Michael Horowitz released a report in December which found that the FBI included “at least 17 significant errors or omissions in the Carter Page FISA applications and many errors in the Woods Procedures” during its Crossfire Hurricane investigation of the 2016 Trump campaign. After releasing the report, Horowitz said that he would conduct a further investigation to see if the errors identified in the Page application were widespread. More

We’ve known for over three years, now what? It seems to me that the perfect way to fix the FISA system is to eliminate it immediately. Its abuse has damaged the USA enough. When do we start arresting people?

Reforms without severe criminal penalties including long jail terms for abusing the system is useless.

— Suwisal Perera (@suwisal) March 31, 2020

MARK MY WORDS!
I’ve spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on lawyers representing my companies before my lawyers put their signature on a document they know damn well what they are signing. The FISA JUDGES knew what they were signing. They were in on the fraud. Trust me (R/T)

— Dennis Yellowhorse (@yellowhorse_1) March 31, 2020

“Appalled”? What a joke. Did he clutch his pearls too? How about just enforcing the law against bad guys? Against people who lied & spied? Against the coup conspirators? Two- tiered justice is a virus that’s killing our Republic.

— Culture Vulture (@kmcclus336) March 31, 2020

#DOJ tell us who has been held accountable?
What was the punishment
How many were disciplined, terminated or reprimanded?
Asking for a friend.

— L a (@LatinoAgenda1) March 31, 2020

Enough to prosecute for Treason? If so, maximum punishment is warranted pic.twitter.com/FMEJdzJliR

— Ivan E. Raiklin 💫💫💫 (@Raiklin) March 31, 2020