Chairman Nunes Expands Probe Into Hillary’s Phony Dossier With Letter to Obama Advisor Linked to Fusion GPS
by Cristina Laila
TheGatewayPundit.com
March 9, 2018
The House Intel Committee headed by Chairman Nunes just expanded their probe into Hillary’s phony dossier.
The House Intel Committee issued letters to a dozen former Obama administration officials on Friday.
One of the former Obama officials who received the questionnaire from Nunes happens to be the wife of a Fusion GPS employee.
Chuck Ross of the Daily Caller reported:
“The Daily Caller News Foundation is told that one of the letters was sent to Shailagh Murray, a former journalist who served as senior adviser to Obama and as former Vice President Joe Biden’s deputy chief of staff.
Murray’s husband is Neil King, a former Wall Street Journal reporter who worked at the newspaper at the same time as Fusion GPS’s three co-founders, Glenn Simpson, Peter Fritsch, and Tom Catan. Murray also worked at The Journal until 2005. She joined the Obama administration in 2011.
King left The Journal in December 2016 after accepting a buyout offer. Politico reported at the time that he was joining Fusion GPS, which is based in Washington, D.C.
House Intel Republicans are exploring whether there are similarities to Justice Department official Bruce Ohr and his wife, Nellie Ohr, according to Fox News, which first reported that Murray was being sent a letter. Bruce met with Fusion’s Simpson shortly after the election to discuss the dossier. Nellie worked for Fusion at the time as a researcher on the firm’s investigation on President Donald Trump.
Fox also reports that a questionnaire was sent to Colin Kahl, who served as national security adviser to Biden.
According to Chuck Ross’s report, the letter is also asking the officials when they found out about the dossier and when they learned Hillary Clinton’s campaign paid for the salacious document.
Chairman Nunes released a 4-page FISA memo on February 2nd revealing Hillary’s phony dossier was central in seeking and obtaining a FISA warrant to spy on Trump campaign advisor Carter Page.
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