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Lisa Page specialized in complex and international [[money laundering]] cases. Lisa Page served as Special Counsel to FBI Deputy Director [[Andrew McCabe]] during the entire operation to exonerate Hillary Clinton, and later to frame Donald Trump (i.e. the [[Deep_state_coup#The_insurance_policy|"insurance policy"]]), and continued to serve in that capacity while McCabe served as Acting Director after the firing of [[James Comey]].
Lisa Page specialized in complex and international [[money laundering]] cases. Lisa Page served as Special Counsel to FBI Deputy Director [[Andrew McCabe]] during the entire operation to exonerate Hillary Clinton, and later to frame Donald Trump (i.e. the [[Deep_state_coup#The_insurance_policy|"insurance policy"]]), and continued to serve in that capacity while McCabe served as Acting Director after the firing of [[James Comey]].
Two days after beginning an unpredicated FBI investigation with no legal basis or [[probable cause]], Lisa Page asked her cohort Peter Strzok: {{Quotebox|'''Lisa Page – He’s not ever going to become president, right? Right?!<br><br>Strzok - No. No he’s not. We’ll stop it.'''
<!--Strzok – OMG did you hear what Trump just said?-->}}
In July 2017 Lisa Page began cooperating with the FBI internal Inspection Division (INSD) and the DOJ Office of Inspector General (OIG) investigation into Obama era abuses of US [[intelligence community|intelligence services]] and [[law enforcement]] to harass and [[illegal]]ly spy on domestic political opponents.
In July 2017 Lisa Page began cooperating with the FBI internal Inspection Division (INSD) and the DOJ Office of Inspector General (OIG) investigation into Obama era abuses of US [[intelligence community|intelligence services]] and [[law enforcement]] to harass and [[illegal]]ly spy on domestic political opponents.