“As a result of the 17 significant inaccuracies and omissions we identified, relevant information was not shared with, and consequently not considered by, important Department decision makers and the court, and the FISA applications made it appear as though the evidence supporting probable cause was stronger than was actually the case. We also found basic, fundamental, and serious errors during the completion of the FBl’s factual accuracy reviews, known as the Woods Procedures, which are designed to ensure that FISA applications contain a full and accurate presentation of the facts,” stated Horowitz’s report.

Former Utah Congressman Jason Chaffetz and Fox News contributor Jason Chaffetz told SaraACarter.com that Horowitz’s 17 significant findings are stunning.

“Now the FISA court should have more than ample evidence to yank those people back to court,” said Chaffetz, referring to the FBI agents who submitted the FISA application to spy on Page. “Horowitz listed 17 different inaccuracies and omissions – its documented and very important for them to be held accountable.”