In one way, FBI Director James Comey did Donald Trump a favor on Monday when he testified that he found “no information” to back up the president’s claims that Barack Obama wiretapped his phones.
Presumably, that means a federal judge did not issue a warrant based on probable cause under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act that Trump or one of his associates was in cahoots with a foreign power.
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