Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe went before the Senate Judiciary Committee to be probed on the fault of the Russia Investigation and it was a “disaster.” The former U.S. Attorney Brett Tolman described McCabe’s performance in from to the Committee as “a prime example of someone who has inconsistencies, lies, deception” to Fox and Friends.

McCabes faced questions from the Committee regarding the early stages of the FBI’s investigation of Russia’s alleged interference in the 2016 presidential election and possible ties to the Trump campaign. The former Deputy Director said that we would not have signed off on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act(FISA) if he had the information he has now.

Fox News reports:

“There was a leak and it can be a criminal offense,” Tolman said, responding to Sen. Ted Cruz asking McCabe if Comey had authorized him to leak information to the press about the investigation into the Clinton Foundation.

McCabe said Tuesday that had he been aware of the factual inaccuracies contained in the FBI’s warrant application for surveillance of former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page, he would not have approved it.

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“I think we are all responsible for the work that went into that FISA,” McCabe told Graham. When asked if he misled the court, McCabe only said that he “signed a package” that contained errors or omitted information that should have been included.

McCabe did not reveal the names of any individuals who were directly responsible for the false statements. Neither did former FBI Director James Comey when he appeared before the committee in September.

Chairman Lindsey Graham expressed frustrations that the FBI has not revealed who was truly responsible for the FISA applications, seeming to skirt around the direct question.