The key to the Trump surveillance saga is whether U.S. intelligence officials were wrong in identifying high-level administration officials – possibly even the president – who were captured on wiretap during a federal investigation in which they were not the target. Intelligence agents were surveilling Russian officials when they apparently picked up conversations between Kremlin leaders and Trump campaign officials. TRUMP BASKS IN NUNES SURVEILLANCE NEWS: 'SO THAT MEANS I'M RIGHT'The term “unmasked” refers to what happens when someone’s communications are inadvertently collected as part of government surveillance of another subject, and the unintended target is named and documented. American identities are expected to remain “masked” in intelligence reports and documents to protect them. That same day, Rep. Jackie Speier, a California Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, told reporters that Nunes apologized for not briefing the committee on his findings sooner.

Source: Fox News March 23, 2017 17:46 UTC