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The story was first reported by The New York Times, and then expanded by other outlets. On the night of March 21, House Intelligence chairman Nunes got a call from a source, jumped into another car, and didn't tell his staff where he was going. He was going, it turned out, to the White House. The next day, Nunes gave a now-infamous press conference at the Capitol in which he described how "the intelligence community incidentally collected information about U.S. citizens involved in the Trump transition." Though the phrase "incidental collection" by definition refers to the communications individuals who are not targets of surveillance, Nunes's statement was taken by Trump supporters as vindication of the president's tweet accusing Obama of wiretapping Trump Tower, an incident intelligence chiefs have told Congress never happened Nunes claimed at one point that his source had been an intelligence official, not White House. Citing four U.S. officials, the Times later reported that his sources on the intelligence reports were Cohen-Watnick and Michael Ellis, a lawver in the White House Counsel's Office focused on national securitv. But the question of who cleared Nunes onto White House grounds, and why Cohen-Watnick was looking into the material, have never been fully answered. The strong implication of the stories about the incident has been that either Cohen-Watnick, Ellis, or both cleared Nunes onto the campus.

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The story was first reported by The New York Times, and then expanded by other outlets. On the night of March 21, House Intelligence chairman Nunes got a call from a source, jumped into another car, and didn't tell his staff where he was going. He was going, it turned out, to the White House. The next day, Nunes gave a now-infamous press conference at the Capitol in which he described how "the intelligence community incidentally collected information about U.S. citizens involved in the Trump transition." Though the phrase "incidental collection" by definition refers to the communications individuals who are not targets of surveillance, Nunes's statement was taken by Trump supporters as vindication of the president's tweet accusing Obama of wiretapping Trump Tower, an incident intelligence chiefs have told Congress never happened Nunes claimed at one point that his source had been an intelligence official, not White House. Citing four U.S. officials, the Times later reported that his sources on the intelligence reports were Cohen-Watnick and Michael Ellis, a lawver in the White House Counsel's Office focused on national securitv. But the question of who cleared Nunes onto White House grounds, and why Cohen-Watnick was looking into the material, have never been fully answered. The strong implication of the stories about the incident has been that either Cohen-Watnick, Ellis, or both cleared Nunes onto the campus.

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