BIG ANNOUNCEMENT: This morning, the White House Government Transparency Task Force released newly declassified documents exposing an FBI criminal investigation code-named Oxferd Comma. The documents can be downloaded here. https://t.co/8l9NWPnCx0
— John Solomon (@jsolomonReports) August 5, 2026
At the time the FBI opened this probe its agents had already debunked the Steele dossier. Agents had already cleared Mike Flynn of collusion. Pete Strzok wrote Lisa Page there was ‘no big there, there.’ The bureau was alerted Carter Page was a CIA asset and not a Russian stooge.
— John Solomon (@jsolomonReports) August 5, 2026
Remarkably, the man who knew the real reason why Comey was fired for violating DOJ policy in the Clinton probe — then-Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein — allowed the case to go forward and authorized Mueller’s appointment.
— John Solomon (@jsolomonReports) August 5, 2026
Download the documents and read them here. The task force not only released the documents that President Trump and White House Counsel Dave Warrington graciously declassified but also assembled a stack of prior evidence that contradicted Oxferd Comma’s predicate for criminally…
— John Solomon (@jsolomonReports) August 5, 2026
They previously released McCabe’s document opening the investigation into President Trump. The substance has now been unredacted, but it contains nothing we did not already expect. The truly significant difference is that we can finally see the case name and number, which were… https://t.co/zX0MAcF5bj pic.twitter.com/aLwPVtNWp6
— Hans Mahncke (@HansMahncke) August 5, 2026
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(Timeline editor’s note: Although the date of the documents is May 16, 2017, we chose to include them in the timeline on the day they were declassified and released. That’s a general rule we adhere to throughout the timeline. Be sure and check our May 2017 tag timeline to see what else was happening at the time these documents were written. Also, it’s been a common practice with this criminal cabal to misspell names like “Oxferd” to avoid appearing in FOIA requests.)