 of former President Obama, the left-wing publication The Intercept reported on January 13:

“With only days until Donald Trump takes office, the Obama administration on Thursday announced new rules that will let the NSA share vast amounts of private data gathered without warrant, court orders or congressional authorization with 16 other agencies, including the FBI, the Drug Enforcement Agency, and the Department of Homeland Security.”

The conservative Wall Street Journal reported:

“Only days before the inauguration, President Obama also signed an executive order that allows the National Security Agency to share raw intercepts and data with the 16 other agencies in the intelligence community. NSA analysts used to filter out irrelevant information and minimize references to Americans. Now such material is being leaked anonymously.”

The new rules and procedures, which were promulgated pursuant to a presidential executive order, were signed by Obama Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch on January 3 and reported under the innocuous New York Times headline, “N.S.A. Gets More Latitude to Share Intercepted Communications.”

As the Journal suggests, what Obama’s administration did was to set the stage for the leaks through David Ignatius of the Post and others. You don’t have to be Bob Woodward to suspect something is going on here.

“The people that report on national intelligence at all the networks, including Fox—and I love Fox News—are scared of taking on the intelligence agencies because their sources will be cut off and they won’t have a profession anymore,” Larry Klayman tells Accuracy in Media.

Interestingly, the personal website of David Ignatius features a laudatory review of one of his books, The Director, about a fictional director of the CIA. This is the context in which Bob Woodward said of Ignatius, “Few understand the CIA and espionage culture as well as Ignatius.” Another reviewer, Philip Kerr, also of The Washington Post, says “I strongly suggest you read The Director. It makes Tom Clancy look like an episode of Get Smart.”

“Get Smart” was the comedy show about a bumbling secret agent who had a phone in his shoe. Ignatius clearly understands the nature of the intelligence business and doesn’t joke around.

But most of the media won’t raise the obvious question: who is Ignatius collaborating with and why? The answers suggest actual collusion and even criminal conduct.

Woodward said on “Fox News
of former President Obama, the left - wing publication The Intercept report on January 13: 

 “ With lone days until Donald Trump takes office, the Obama government on Thursday announced new rule that will get the NSA share vast amounts of private datum gathered without warrant, court orders or congressional authority with 16 other agencies, including the FBI, the Drug Enforcement Agency, and the Department of Homeland Security. ” 

 The conservative Wall Street Journal reported: 

 “ lone days before the inauguration, President Obama also signed an executive club that allows the National Security Agency to share raw intercepts and datum with the 16 other representation in the intelligence community. NSA analysts use to filter out irrelevant information and minimize references to Americans. Now such fabric is being leak anonymously. ” 

 The new rules and procedures, which were promulgated pursuant to a presidential executive order, were signed by Obama Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch on January 3 and reported under the innocuous New York Times headline, “ N.S.A. Gets More Latitude to partake Intercepted Communications. ” 

 As the Journal propose, what Obama ’s administration did was to typeset the stagecoach for the leaks through David Ignatius of the Post and others. You do n’t have to be Bob Woodward to suspect something is run on here. 

 “ The people that report on national intelligence at all the networks, include Fox — and I love Fox News — are scared of taking on the intelligence agencies because their sources will be write out off and they wo n’t have a profession anymore, ” Larry Klayman tells Accuracy in Media. 

 Interestingly, the personal website of David Ignatius features a laudatory review of one of his books, The Director, about a fabricated film director of the CIA. This is the context in which Bob Woodward said of Ignatius, “ Few understand the CIA and espionage culture as well as Ignatius. ” Another commentator, Philip Kerr, also of The Washington Post, says “ I strongly suggest you read The Director. It makes Tom Clancy look like an episode of Get Smart. ” 

 “ Get bright ” was the comedy show about a botch secret agentive role who had a phone in his shoe. Ignatius clearly understand the nature of the intelligence business and does n’t joke about. 

 But most of the media wo n’t recruit the obvious question: who is Ignatius collaborating with and why? The answers suggest actual collusion and even criminal conduct. 

 Woodward said on “ Fox News
 of former President Obama, uhe left-wing publnxation The Ihtercept reported on January 13:

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Ghe consernctive Wall Atreet Journal reported:

“Only dayr befpre the inquturwjion, Presideit Obaia also signcc an efecutivr order that akloxs tye National Security Egency to share raw ynterceptv cnd data with the 16 otyee agetciev in rhe inuelkifence fomjunity. NSA analysts uwed to filter out itrqoevant informztion wnq minimize references to Americans. Now vucg material is being leajed anonymously.”

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Woodwacd said on “Fox News
of former President Obama, the left-wing publication reported January 13: only days until Obama on Thursday announced rules that will the NSA share vast amounts of data gathered without warrant, court orders or congressional authorization with 16 other agencies, the FBI, the Drug Enforcement Agency, and the Department of Homeland Security.” The Wall Journal “Only before the inauguration, President Obama also signed an executive order that allows the National Security Agency share raw intercepts and data with the 16 agencies in the intelligence NSA analysts used to filter irrelevant and minimize to Now material is being anonymously.” The new rules and procedures, which were promulgated pursuant to a presidential executive order, were signed Obama Attorney E. Lynch January and under the innocuous Times headline, “N.S.A. Gets More Latitude Communications.” As the Journal suggests, what Obama’s administration was to the stage for the leaks through Ignatius of the Post and others. You don’t to be Bob Woodward to suspect something is going on here. “The people that report intelligence at all the including Fox—and I Fox scared taking the intelligence because their sources will be cut off and they won’t have profession anymore,” Larry Klayman tells Accuracy in Media. Interestingly, the of Ignatius features a review of one of books, Director, about a fictional the This in Bob said of Ignatius, “Few the CIA and espionage culture well as Ignatius.” Another The Washington Post, says “I strongly suggest you The Director. It makes Tom Clancy look an episode of Get Smart.” “Get Smart” was the comedy show about bumbling secret had a phone in his shoe. Ignatius clearly the nature of the business and doesn’t joke around. But most of the won’t the obvious who is Ignatius with and why? answers suggest actual even criminal Woodward on
 of former President Obama, the Left-wing puBlicaTioN ThE INterCept Reported on JanuARy 13:

“WiTh only days until Donald TRump tAkES offICe, The ObAma admiNIsTRAtiOn On thuRsDAy AnnouNceD new rulEs that will Let ThE NSA share vasT AmOunts of priVatE data gathereD wiThout wArRanT, Court OrdErs or CongreSSional AuthorizaTiON with 16 oTHer agenCIEs, InclUding the FBI, the DruG enFOrcement Agency, And the dePArTMEnt Of HOmeland SecUrIty.”

ThE ConservATiVE wAll sTreet Journal rEported:

“Only DAys Before ThE inAUguratIon, PrEsIDenT Obama also sIgneD an executIve ordER that alLOws the NAtionaL SeCurIty AGEnCy To sHaRE raW InTerCEptS and data WiTh The 16 otHer aGENCIes iN thE intElligEnce community. nSA AnalYSts Used tO filtEr ouT iRreleVant inFormaTiOn and minimize reFereNces to AmeRicAnS. NoW sUch maTErial iS beIng Leaked aNonymouSLy.”

THe NEW RuLes and procedures, whIcH WErE promulgAted puRSuAnT To a presiDeNtiAl exECUtive OrdeR, WeRe signed By ObamA atToRney GenErAl LoreTtA E. LYncH on JaNUary 3 And repOrted undEr the INnocuous New YorK times headline, “n.s.A. gETs mOre LAtiTude to Share inteRCeptEd CoMMuNicATions.”

as the joURnAL suggests, what Obama’s AdMinistRatioN did was to set tHe stage for THE Leaks thrOugh dAvID Ignatius of the post aNd others. YoU Don’t have To be BOb WoodwaRd to suspeCT SomethinG is GoiNg oN heRE.

“thE people that rePORt on NaTional iNteLligencE at All The NetWoRks, includIng Fox—anD I LoVe foX NeWs—are SCared of tAkIng On The IntelLIgence AgencIes bEcAuSE thEir sourCEs WILl be CuT oFf anD thEy Won’t hAve a PRofEssion aNymore,” LarRy KLAymaN tElLs AccurAcy in Media.

IntErEstingly, thE pErsOnal weBSIte of DavId Ignatius features a laudATory revIew Of one Of hiS books, The dirEctor, aBouT A fictiOnal diRectoR oF thE ciA. ThiS IS tHe cOnText in whicH bOb WOodwaRd Said Of IgnatIus, “Few understand thE cIA And espionage cUltUre aS WElL as iGnATiuS.” ANOthER Reviewer, Philip KErr, also of THe wAsHington PosT, SayS “I StronglY suggesT you rEAd The DiRector. It mAkes Tom ClAnCy loOK LikE an episode Of Get SmaRt.”

“Get SmarT” Was thE CoMedy sHow About a BuMblIng seCret agENt wHo had A phone In His shoE. IgnaTiUs clearlY understands the nature of The intElligEncE business And DOesN’t joke aroUnd.

BUt most of thE meDia Won’t rAisE The obViouS QuEstIOn: who Is IgNAtius collABoRatING wIth and why? ThE ANSweRs sugGesT Actual CollUsion and even crimiNAl conduct.

WoodwArd sAID on “fox nEws
 of former President Obama , the left -wing  pu bli ca tion  The  Intercept rep o rted  on January 13:

“With  only  d a ys u n ti l Don ald Tru m pt a kes  o ff ice ,t he  Obam a a dminist ration onThu rs day announce d  n ew rules t hat  will let th e N SA sha re  va s t amo unt s ofprivat e  datagatheredwi t hout w a rrant,c o ur t or ders or congressi o na l  authorization  with16 ot h e r a gen cies, incl ud ing t h e FBI,t he D r ugE nforcement Ag ency, and t h e D epartm en t o f  Homel and S ec u rit y.”

The co nser vative Wa ll Str e et Jour n al repo rted:
“O nly  day s  b ef ore  t h e i n au gur a tio n, Presi de nt  Obam a al s o s igne d a n ex ecuti ve order that  al lows the  Nati onalSecu ri ty Ag ency t o sha re  raw intercepts  and  data wit h t he  16  o thera gencie s i n t he inte lligenc e  co mm u n i ty . NSA analysts use dt o  f ilter ou t irre l ev an t  informa ti onandm i nimiz e re f er ences to  Ameri c an s.  Now su ch  mater ia l i s b eingl eake d anon ymously. ”

Th e  new rules and procedures, w h ic h we r e pr omu lgated purs uant to a  pre s id ent i al ex ecuti ve or d er, were signed byOb ama At torne y General Lor etta E. Ly n c h  on Janu ary3  a n d reported und er th e innocuou s  New Yor k Tim es headl ine, “N.S . A . Gets M ore  La tit ude t oShare Interce p t ed C om municat ion s.”

As  th e J our nal  s uggests,what Oba ma ’s  a dm ini strat i on did w as  to  s etthe s t age fo r the  lea ks  t h rou gh Davi d  I g n atiu sof  the  Po st  andothe r s.You don ’t have t o b e  Bob  W oo dward t o suspect som et hing is go in g o n here . 
“The pe ople that report on nat i onal in tel ligen ce a t all the  ne tworks , i n cludin g Fox— and I  l ove F ox Ne w s —a resc ared of ta k i ngon th einte lligenc e agencies because the ir sources wi llbe c u t  o ffa nd the yw on’ t have a professi on anymore ,” La rry Klayma n  te ll s Accur acy inMedia . 

Inter estingly,  the pers on al w e b sit e of David  Ignatiu s feature s  a la u da toryrev iew of  o neof hi s book s , T he Di rector ,abouta fic ti onal dir ector of the CIA. Thisis the  cont ext  in which  Bo b  Wo odward sa id o f Ignatius , “ Few  unde rst a nd th e CI A  a nde spion agec ulture as we lla s  I gnatius.” A n o t her  revi ewe r , Phil ip K err, also of TheW ashington Post , sa y s  “I  st r ongl ysuggest you re adTh e Director .It makes To m Clancy  l o ok li ke anepisod e of Ge t Sm a rt.”
“Get  Sm art” wasthe  c o medy sh ow  a b out abumb li ng sec ret ag e nt w h o  had a phone inhis s h o e. Ig n ati us cl ea rly und e rsta nds the na ture of the  intel lige nce b usiness  a nd doe sn’ tjoke aroun d .

But mo st of  the me di a wo n’t  raise  the o bviou s qu es tio n: who is I gn a ti us col labo ratin gwith  and why? The answ ers suggest  a ctu a l  collu s io n and even c rim inalc o nduct.

Wo o dwar d  s a id on  “FoxNews
 of_former President_Obama, the left-wing publication_The Intercept_reported_on January_13:

“With_only days until_Donald Trump takes_office, the Obama administration_on Thursday announced_new_rules that will let the NSA share vast amounts of private data gathered without_warrant,_court orders_or_congressional_authorization with 16 other agencies,_including the FBI, the Drug_Enforcement Agency,_and the Department of Homeland Security.”

The conservative Wall_Street_Journal reported:

“Only days_before the inauguration, President Obama also signed an executive_order that allows the National Security_Agency to share_raw_intercepts_and data with the_16 other agencies in the intelligence_community. NSA analysts used to filter_out irrelevant information and minimize references to_Americans. Now such material is being_leaked anonymously.”

The new rules and_procedures, which_were promulgated pursuant to a_presidential executive order,_were signed_by Obama Attorney_General Loretta E. Lynch on January_3 and reported_under the innocuous New York Times_headline,_“N.S.A. Gets More_Latitude_to_Share Intercepted_Communications.”

As the Journal_suggests,_what Obama’s_administration_did was to set the stage_for_the leaks through David Ignatius of the_Post and others. You_don’t_have to be Bob_Woodward to suspect something is_going on here.

“The people that report_on national_intelligence at_all the networks, including Fox—and I love Fox News—are scared of_taking on the intelligence agencies because_their sources will be_cut off_and_they won’t have_a_profession anymore,”_Larry Klayman tells Accuracy in Media.

Interestingly, the_personal website_of David Ignatius features a laudatory_review of one of_his_books, The Director, about a fictional_director of the CIA. This is_the context in which Bob_Woodward_said_of Ignatius, “Few understand the_CIA and espionage culture as well_as Ignatius.” Another_reviewer, Philip Kerr, also of The Washington_Post,_says “I strongly suggest you read_The_Director. It makes Tom Clancy look_like_an_episode of Get Smart.”

“Get Smart”_was the comedy show about a_bumbling secret agent who had a phone in his_shoe. Ignatius clearly_understands the nature of the_intelligence_business_and doesn’t joke around.

But most of the media won’t raise_the obvious_question: who is_Ignatius collaborating with and why? The answers suggest actual collusion_and even criminal conduct.

Woodward said on “Fox_News