House Intelligence Committee Memo Accuses DOJ/FBI of FISA Misrepresentations Involving Steele Dossier, Carter Page and Potential Conflicts of Interest

House Intelligence Committee Memo Accuses DOJ/FBI of FISA Misrepresentations Involving Steele Dossier, Carter Page and Potential Conflicts of Interest The memo provides detailed allegations that senior DOJ and FBI officials (James Comey, Andrew McCabe, Sally Yates, Dana Boente, Rod Rosenstein, Bruce Ohr) knowingly omitted or misrepresented material facts in FISA applications on Carter Page, including the political funding of the Steele dossier, undisclosed contacts with the media, and conflicts of interest involving Ohr’s wife. If verified, these claims implicate high‑level officials in possible illegal surveillance and abuse of the FISA process, a matter of major public controversy and legal risk. Key insights: FISA warrant on Carter Page obtained Oct 21, 2016; three renewals followed.; Steele dossier, funded by DNC and Clinton campaign via Perkins Coie/Fusion GPS, was a core source but not disclosed in the applications.; FBI source Christopher Steele was terminated for unauthorized media disclosures yet his info remained in the warrant.