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On Saturday night, heavily redacted copies of the FBI’s application to wiretap Trump campaign affiliate Carter Page were released. The portion of the 412-page document that was not redacted supported…

…out: In discussing the probe, “Page told the OIG that part of her function was to serve as a liaison between the Midyear team and McCabe. Page acknowledged that her…

…of the investigation. Page explained Strzok had served in these dual roles because “it was a Sunday, and so there’s nobody around.” Page later said she believed Crossfire Hurricane had…

…testified that in early August, after meeting with Steele on July 30, 2016, he met with Andrew McCabe and Lisa Page and informed them of Steele’s intel. Yet Page claims…

…The dossier claimed that Page and Manafort agreed to sideline Russian intervention in Ukraine and raise NATO defense commitments in exchange for the WikiLeaks operation. But Page and Manafort have…

…While blame for this mistake might be put down to the malfeasance of the attorney who altered the email to obscure Page’s relationship with the other agency, given that Page…

…year’s event—“Fostering a Dynamic Global Economy”—shows precisely how misguided the accepted perception of central bank power is. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen’s remarks at Jackson Hole began by reaffirming the…

…told the FBI that Page was a source. Clinesmith told a supervisor Page wasn’t a source, despite what he was told by the CIA. He was asked by the supervisor…

…curiae, out of more than 1,500, involved the Carter Page application. But if the FISA court did appoint amicus curiae to assist in the Page case, that is even worse…

…“Page had been approached by the intelligence officers in an apparently failed recruitment effort,” the Durham report reads. Page’s refusal to work as a covert agent for the FBI seemed…

…recruitment, at which time they approached Page and waved him off. Page has not disputed this sequence of events, but has repeatedly and consistently denied knowledge of the nefarious intent…

…Page. “At least we don’t have to have a terrible footnote” explaining that Page was a source for the CIA in the application, Clinesmith wrote. The FBI lawyer also removed…

…believe not only that the actress Ellen Page is now the actor Elliot Page, but that this has always been so (in some sort of unexplainable metaphysical sense). Yes, the…

…side by Campaign Chairman Paul Manafort, who was using foreign policy adviser Carter Page and others as intermediaries.” Specifically, the dossier accused Page of secretly meeting with Kremlin officials in…

…same Cambridge conference Page attended. According to the Washington Post, Page’s presence at that conference came at the behest of Halper, whose grad student called and emailed Page an invitation…

…Moscow, according to Nellie’s research, Page spoke at a university. Nellie explained that her research matched Steele’s claim that Page was in Russia in July 2016. Steele, of course, went…

…revealed in February. The four men were Michael T. Flynn, Paul Manafort, Carter Page and Mr. Papadopoulos, current and former officials said… The F.B.I. obtained phone records and other documents…

…that reviews FISA warrants ruled that at least two of the four applications against Page were illegal, including the application that included Clinesmith’s fabricated claim that Page never previously assisted…

…the Bible, Pageau is earning street cred as a compelling YouTube preacher. Pageau Shares His Religious Discoveries With the World Pageau’s videos demonstrate that Christianity can be both symbolically true…

…of Page’s privacy, the government can’t be held accountable. The government argued Page’s lawsuit also came too late. “The facts alleged in the Complaint and in various judicially noticeable public…

…Page left the Trump campaign, the FBI asked the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) for a warrant to secretly surveil Page. The FBI said it was concerned that Page had…

Former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page is suing the Democratic National Committee for commissioning the now-debunked Steele dossier, which was replete with falsehoods about Page, in an effort to tarnish…

…media proponents of the Russian collusion hoax until it recently ended without President Trump’s conviction, has welcomed Page to their staff. Page debuted on the network Friday, June 5, as…

…with Page. According to the September 23 News Article, the Western intelligence source also reported that U.S. intelligence agencies received reports that Page met with another top Putin aide-Igor Divyekin,…

…Page stated unequivocally that he never asked Halper “to be a foreign policy advisor for the Trump campaign.” And though “it is possible, Page acknowledged, that they explored some ways…

…some 50 pages in the OIG’s 478-page report on FISA abuse, revealed the importance the FISA court put on Steele’s connection to British intelligence in ordering surveillance of Page. According…

…FBI discovered he used a Facebook page to “defraud donors out of almost half-a-million dollars” in 2016. https://twitter.com/BrianSteinTV/status/1370590794868998148?s=20 Sir Maejor Page, 32, reportedly created the Facebook page titled “Black Lives…

…Office had not used any CHSs to target Trump campaign associate Carter Page during its previously launched investigation into Page. According to the IG report, “all of the members of…

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told Fox Business Network this week that she regrets using the word “transitory” to describe the post-Covid pandemic inflation, framing it as a good-faith prediction gone…

…now” (page 21). Horowitz even has Bond musing how he “certainly resented the slight mocking tone” (page 23). Later, Horowitz has Bond fail to protect Pussy from being attacked and…

…investigation into the four Page Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) applications. We know from Horowitz’s report that the FBI tasked Halper, identified solely as Source 2, to target Page, campaign…

…to the FISA Court not only that Carter Page was a Russian agent, but also falsely claimed that an unnamed intelligence agency had told the FBI that Page was “not…

…that the Russians were trying to recruit him, and Page cooperated fully. What of this Time story saying Page “bragged that he was an advisor to the Kremlin”? Page’s whole…

…on the FISA abuse: that surveilling Page was surveilling the Trump campaign. While Page was no longer working with the Trump campaign at the time the Obama-Biden administration obtained the…

…pages 4-5 and again with more detail on pages 15-21 with dates, times, and McCabe’s own testimony, both under oath and not: Shortly after the WSJ article, McCabe made statements…

…report, starting with Carter Page: “In discussing Page’s background,” Weingarten wrote, “the Mueller report notes his contacts with Russian agents, who supposedly tried to recruit him as an asset, beginning…