The “roving wiretap” provision Section 206

The “roving wiretap” provision (Section 206) allows the government to tap every device a person uses — landline, cell phone, laptop, etc. — with just one approval from the (famously permissive) Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
In 2013, documents leaked by former government contractor Edward Snowden revealed that the government had been collecting the phone records of every single customer of phone companies including Verizon. And it was using Section 215 as the justification that made it legal!!!!

Secret Service phones were wiped. So were those of Homeland Security. Now reportedly the same with the Pentagon.

So the investigators investigating the cover-up of the January 6 coup decided not to investigate the coup, deleted their own communications, and then covered up their cover-up of the cover-up.

‘Trump took documents to Mar-a-Lago that are so sensitive they may not be described in public, report says’

‘Jan. 6 Organizers Used Anonymous Burner Phones to Communicate with White House and Trump Family, Sources Say’
‘A key planner of the Jan. 6 rally near the White House insisted the burner phones be purchased with cash, a source says’

@JoyceWhiteVance
At this point, it might be easier to ask who didn’t delete texts & emails, burn/flush papers in the WH, or delete call logs & diaries.

Media and FBI completely destroyed Hillary’s presidential bid over using a private server, while yet saving all emails. Trumps administration has criminal exposure on every damn front!

Christopher Miller was head of our DoD cybersecurity for two years during the biggest computer hack by Russia during America’s history. Christopher Miller lied when he said Trump called up National Guard on Fox News. CIA, FBI, DOJ should be investigating Miller.

Meadows burned papers after meeting with Scott Perry, Jan. 6 panel told
The unusual move came after a meeting between then-President Donald Trump’s then-chief of staff and the Pennsylvania Republican, according to recent testimony.

Senator Sheldon Whitehouse
The right wing groups that captured our Supreme Court are shrouded in secrecy and dark money, so let’s shine a little light on their Scheme. Soon, I’ll be live on the Senate floor to explain the whole thing.

DOD ‘wiped’ phones of Trump-era leaders, erasing Jan. 6 texts
“DOD and Army conveyed to Plaintiff that when an employee separates from DOD or Army he or she turns in the government-issued phone, and the phone is wiped. For those custodians no longer with the agency, the text messages were not preserved and therefore could not be searched,” the agencies wrote in a March court filing.

American Oversight sent a letter to Attorney General Merrick Garland to investigate, noting that each official’s phone appears to have been wiped after their records request was filed.

“DOD has apparently deleted messages from top DOD and Army officials responsive to pending FOIA requests that could have shed light on the actions of top Trump administration officials on the day of the failed insurrection,” Heather Sawyer, the groups executive director, wrote in the letter, referring to the Freedom of Information Act.