Steele's Information Wouldn't Have Sufficed to Get a Warrant for a Known Crack House

"They're simply terrified of being held accountable … now they're facing accountability for the first time in decades. … there's going to be compelling evidence that they were lying to the FISA court, that there was significant evidence and was exculpatory … that should have been disclosed … and was not … Kavalec's information that completely destroyed Christopher Steele's credibility, all information within the FBI that they knew... I read the Steele .. application and there was not a single first-hand personal knowledge representation in that information. It was all such hearsay, you could not attribute a single statement in it to anyone identified whatsoever. It wouldn't have sufficed to get a warrant for a known crack house down the street, much less should have sufficed to get a warrant for the most intrusive of all warrants on an American citizen in an opposition political campaign. It's inconceivable that warrants were granted on the basis of the information that was submitted to that court. And the FBI knew it all along... Sidney Powell, Fmr. Federal Prosecutor, Author of Licensed to LIe: Exposing Corruption in the Department of Justice