Carter Page

Days after the June 9th meeting, on June 14th, 2016, a cybersecurity firm and the DNC announced that Russian government hackers had infiltrated the DNC and obtained access to opposition research on candidate Trump, among other documents.

In July 2016, campaign foreign policy advisor Carter Page traveled in his personal capacity to Moscow and gave the keynote address at the New Economic School.

Page had lived and worked in Russia between 2003 and 2007.

After returning to the United States, Page became acquainted with at least two Russian intelligence officers, one of whom was later charged in 2015 with conspiracy to act as an unregistered agent of Russia.

And so you have two years of the Trump's Russian narrative, that it's all a hoax, it's all a witch hunt.

And by then, so I talked about how they used the great Steele deflection to deflect what happened and his complicity by focusing on Steele and the tremendous injustice done to Carter Page, which discredits the entire investigation.

So the other thing that he did, and we mentioned this a little bit earlier, is that he and MAGA and his cult set the standard, and that was collusion.

You can't prove collusion, and there's nothing wrong here.

And he hires a guy named Kash Patel.

And they decide that the key thing to look at here, in the whole Russia investigation, whether Russia attacked and subverted an American election, whether a candidate helped them, had any connection with this, they decide the real important thing here is one surveillance warrant that was issued to by Crossfire Hurricane, the FBI investigation that became the Mueller investigation, of a man named Carter Page, who was a kind of nobody fellow in foreign policy circles, who had connections in Russia, business connections, who for a while was a Trump campaign foreign policy advisor.

When Trump couldn't line up anyone to be a Trump campaign foreign policy advisor, he got a lot of low grade C, grade D, not ready for primetime players to sign up on his advisory committee.

Carter Page was one of these- Unlike

today, but go on.

Yeah, right.

And so they get a surveillance warrant on him.

They go to what's called the FISA court, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, where you have to, if you're going to spy on an American, you need to get a court to say you can do it.

But what bothers me the most is fucking Trump.

Now takes that story, takes the fact that it's inaccurate, and he plays off of it to this crowd of sycophants, these people that want to believe that you, David, that Peter Stone, that Greg Gordon, that Megan Toohey, and Brian Stelter, that – A slew of other reporters are they're all out to get him and they're willing to go through me, to go through Joe, to go through Carter Page, to go through Papadopoulos, anybody in order to wreck his presidency and his chance for reelection.

And that's not true.

And so it's this media frenzy that's actually helping Trump.

I'm talking about James Comey, who lied 245 times when he said he didn't know or couldn't remember under oath to the House Oversight Committee.

I'm talking about Kevin Clinesmith, the FBI lawyer who forged the documents to go after Carter Page and got a little tap on the wrist by a left-wing judge, although he did get convicted of a felony.

I'm talking about Mark Milley.

who went before us and told us we had to read or we should read Professor Kendi's pop crazy work on racism and then said Donald Trump was a fascist and then admitted to calling his communist Chinese counterpart to warn him.

You know, in the end, when I was pardoned by Trump, I went on Anderson Cooper's show.

on cnn and he goes yeah dinesh you know you only got off the hook because you had powerful friends like ted cruz and donald trump and i go true i go but i was only on the hook in the first place because i had really powerful enemies like eric holder and barack obama they put me on the hook and fortunately i knew some guys who could get me off the hook uh and so there you go So that is, at the time all this happened to me, I didn't know that it was the beginning of like lawfare, you know, General Flynn, Carter Page, Papadopoulos, you know, ultimately Trump.

I had no way of knowing all of that was coming down the pike.

But looking back, my case was actually only the beginning.

Earlier official reviews, those by the Inspector General of the Department of Justice, Horowitz, and Special Counsel John Durham, documented significant FBI procedure failures and use of unreliable information in the Page FISA process.

That's when Carter Page was subjected to spying under the Foreign, uh, Intelligence courts but did not find that Obama personally ordered any intelligence surveillance of the campaign as a whole.

The deep state has tried to cover it up, but Tulsi Gabbard has exposed the truth.

So why has Lesley Stahl not issued an apology for her false statements during that interview? More importantly, why is she allowed to continue to report false, slanted, and biased information to the American people on national television? Barry Weiss, who is, uh, the new editor, uh, in chief essentially over at CBS, should be compelled to take action against Lesley Stahl, uh, and 60 Minutes, who for decades have been nothing more than a mouthpiece and a propaganda wing for the most sinister elements of our security state and the elite political class.

And now the dossier played no role in the FBI's decision to begin examining the ties between Russia and the Trump campaign.

It was used as an application to obtain a search warrant to surveil a Trump campaign associate, Carter Page.

The analyst, Igor Danchenko, he was accused of lying to federal investigators, goes on trial next month in Alexandria.

Probably gonna be acquitted too.

It's, it's a, it's a shit show of a case.

Now, in a third case, Durham's team negotiated a plea deal with an FBI lawyer whom an inspector general had accused of doctoring an email used in preparation for a wiretap renewal application.

That's the Carter Page FISA application.

The plea deal resulted in no prison time.