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Yep, Im sure that what they mean when they describe the information as not technically plausible and doesn't pass initial scrutiny and don't forget user generated.To be specific, Sussmann told the C.I.A. about odd internet data suggesting that someone using a Russian-made smartphone (YotaPhones) may have been connecting to networks at Trump Tower and the White House, among other places. In other words, he went to the proper authorities when he found something that appeared odd.
Mr. Sussmann had obtained that information from a client, a technology executive named Rodney Joffe. Joffe’s company, Neustar, had helped maintain internet-related servers for the White House.
So the C.I.A. was skeptical. That doesn’t mean Sussmann was wrong; doesn’t mean it was BS and doesn’t mean it was fabricated. At trial, Sussmann will call the C.I.A. to testify how they reached their conclusion.
You want to know what political spin looks like? Hold your post up to a mirror.