DOJ To Toughen Criteria For Investigating Presidential Campaigns

The video discusses the criteria for opening counterintelligence investigations into presidential campaigns, highlighting the need for FBI and DOJ approval. It reviews the Justice Department's findings of performance failures in the FBI's 2016 election investigation, particularly regarding FISA applications for monitoring Carter Page. The FBI plans to tighten FISA procedures to ensure accuracy and completeness.

What is required for the opening of a counterintelligence investigation into a presidential campaign?

• Approval from the FBI director and the attorney general

• Approval from the President

• Approval from Congress

• Approval from the Supreme Court

What did the Justice Department's internal watchdog find in the FBI's investigation into the 2016 election?

• No issues were found

• Excessive use of resources

• Several serious performance failures

• Complete compliance with procedures

Which former Trump campaign adviser was mentioned in relation to FISA applications?

• Paul Manafort

• Carter Page

• Roger Stone

• Michael Flynn

What change did FBI Director Christopher Wray propose for FISA applications?

• Increasing the number of agents involved

• Eliminating the need for court approval

• Reducing the number of applications

• Tightening procedures to ensure accuracy

Who is the FBI committed to working with to ensure the accuracy of the FISA process?

• The Senate

• The Court and DOJ

• The President

• The Supreme Court