; (B) that dossier’s commission and dissemination in the months before and after the 2016 Presidential Election; and (C) the intelligence sources of Fusion GPS or any person or company working for Fusion GPS or its affiliates. (7) Any and all potential leaks originated by James B. Comey and provided to author Michael Schmidt dating back to 1993. (8) James B. Comey’s knowledge of— (A) the purchase of a majority stake in the company Uranium One by the company Rosatom; (B) whether the approval of the sale was connected to any donations made to the Clinton Foundation; (C) what role then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton played in the approval of that sale; and (D) whether the sale could have affected the national security of the United States of America. (9) James B. Comey’s refusal to investigate then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton regarding— (A) selling access to the U.S. State Department through Clinton Foundation donations; (B) Huma Abedin’s dual employment at the State Department and the Clinton Foundation simultaneously; or (C) utilization of the State Department to further paid speaking opportunities for her husband. (10) Any collusion between former FBI Director James B. Comey and special counsel Robert Mueller; including— (A) the information James B. Comey admitted to leaking to the Columbia University law professor, being intentional such that a special counsel, his longtime friend, Robert Mueller, would be appointed to lead the investigation against the Trump administration; and (B) any communication between Robert Mueller and James B. Comey in advance of the Senate Intelligence Committee hearing. (11) Whether James B. Comey had any knowledge of— (A) efforts made by any Federal agency— (i) to monitor communications of then-candidate Donald Trump; (ii) to assess any knowledge by James B. Comey about the unmasking of individuals on Donald Trump’s campaign team, transition team, or both; (iii) to assess the role that former National Security Adviser Susan Rice played in the unmasking of these individuals