Monday’s testimony didn’t “debunk” anything. What Comey and Rogers should have been asked is, “If there weren’t any surveillance, electronic or otherwise, where did the transcript of Mike Flynn’s conversation with Ambassador Kislyak come from?”
Follow up to Rogers: “Admiral, if neither the NSA nor the FBI engaged in surveillance of now-President Trump, where else could that transcript have originated?” (He would not answer, but it would bring considerable doubt into the “There was no surveillance” narrative.)
Follow up to Comey: “Director, do you acknowledge the fact that the transcript of the conversation between General Flynn and Ambassador Kislyak could only have been obtained through physical (very unlikely) or electronic surveillance? Furthermore, would you agree that the transcript, however obtained, would be classified and, if so, what agency would be responsible for investigation of the leaking of that transcript to the media or anyone else without a clearance and a need to know?” Answer: the FBI. “So what are you doing about it?”
Well played!