Sundance Finds "Evidence" that Clinesmith's Supervisor Trisha Anderson "Knew" Carter Page Worked for the CIA in the Indictment for Clinesmith Personally I'd call this the Keystone Cops approach to spying.   And when I say that, I don't mean they are truly bumbling, but they give the appearance as such in order to create plausible deniability and possibly skate on charges.  The FBI and DOJ know what they are doing -- and I'd bet the house they've done it more times than you can count. Here's what Sundance Uncovered: Trisha Anderson  testified to Congress that she didn't review the Carter Page FISA in detail.  She relied on the person(s) preparing the FISA application to ensure it was accurate and complete.  This is hard to fathom, for after all, what would be the reason for her to put her signature on such an important document if she didn't question key parts of the application.  (BTW, Sally Yates reversed her testimony and now basically says the same thing.  Rubber stamp.) Sundance, however, has found evidence that Anderson did indeed  question if Carter Page had been a source/worked for the CIA previously.  She instructed Clinesmith to ensure it's noted in the file. From the Indictment, we know Clinesmith  (at a minimum) reported back that Carter Page “was a subsource” for the CIA. But it wasn't ever noted in the file -- and now we know the file was purposely altered to say Carter Page was not a CIA asset/source. Sundance shows us that someone -- not sure who yet -- must have instructed Clinesmith to alter the file The DOJ has strategically redacted the sections of the various documents that would likely prove how this occurred.  This leads Sundance to believe this could be part of a DOJ coverup to protect the team working Crossfire Hurricane.   SOMEONE NEEDS to release these files completely undredacted!! Read about Sundance's discovery here: https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2020/08/21/sketchy-business-clinesmith-agreement-structured-to-avoid-scrutiny-upon-special-counsel/