Read the whole thing here. (Use the twitter link to bypass the WSJ Paywall)
https://twitter.com/rebeccaballhaus/status/959637869479579648
https://www.wsj.com/articles/house-releases-gop-surveillance-memo-1517592392
But let me highlight a specific paragraph from the WSJ reporting for it counterdicts the memo / certain talking points.
The memo is critical of Mr. Steele and notes that prosecutors in their application for the warrant didn’t explicitly state that he was working for a firm funded by Democrats. But the FISA application did disclose Mr. Steele was being paid by a law firm working for a major political party, according to a person familiar with the matter. Redacting the names of U.S. people or organizations who aren’t the subject of an investigation is a common practice in government legal filings, designed to protect privacy.
This flat out contradicts Page 2 of the memo Point #1, bullet point A.
So who is telling the truth here?