The latest BBC report on 'the memo' http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-42926976 is still trying to put the Democrat Party line but reality is finally rudely raising its head:
'What is in the memo?
It focuses on the court-approved wiretapping of Carter Page, a foreign policy adviser to the Trump campaign who was put under electronic surveillance by the FBI.
But the memo accuses the FBI and the justice department of using unsubstantiated evidence to obtain the October 2016 warrant.
It says that they did not tell the authorities their claim to the warrant was partially based on a dossier funded in part by the rival campaign of Hillary Clinton.
It also says that the author of that dossier, a former British intelligence agent called Christopher Steele, told a senior justice department official that he was "desperate" that Donald Trump not win the vote.'
Facts at last, was that so painful BBC?
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