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Lisa Page was working as legal counsel in the office of the FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe. In July 2017 Lisa Page flipped against the [[Deep State]] conspirators when she realized McCabe was lying to investigators about McCabe's instructions to her to make illegal leaks. When Inspector General Mike Horowitz interviewed Lisa Page about the October 2016 election eve leaks to the ''[[Wall Street Journal]]'', she provided the evidence - the Strzok/Lisa Page text messages. Lisa Page presented facts that contradicted McCabe's sworn statements, for which McCabe then was fired. The text messages also showed extreme bias among investigators in the Hillary Clinton email investigation, the Trump-Russia investigation, and Special Counsel Mueller's investigation. Strzok and Lisa Page were fired from the [[Mueller investigation]], and reassigned within the DOJ and FBI.<ref>https://www.wired.com/story/robert-mueller-special-counsel-investigation-team/</ref>
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Lisa Page was working as legal counsel in the office of the FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe. In July 2017 Lisa Page flipped against the [[Deep State]] conspirators when she realized McCabe was lying to investigators about McCabe's instructions to her to make illegal leaks. When Inspector General Mike Horowitz interviewed Lisa Page about the October 2016 election eve leaks to the ''[[Wall Street Journal]]'', she provided the evidence - the Strzok/Lisa Page text messages. Lisa Page presented facts that contradicted McCabe's sworn statements, for which McCabe then was fired. The text messages also showed extreme bias among investigators in the Hillary Clinton email investigation, the Trump-Russia investigation, and Special Counsel Mueller's investigation.<ref>https://youtu.be/3xyPFfozPDE</ref> Strzok and Lisa Page were fired from the [[Mueller investigation]], and reassigned within the DOJ and FBI.<ref>https://www.wired.com/story/robert-mueller-special-counsel-investigation-team/</ref>
    
On the day Strzok was fired by Mueller, Mueller had [[George Papadopoulos]] arrested at the airport. Within 24 hours Mueller had Papadopoulos agreeing to work as an informant ("proactive cooperator"), to spy on other members of the [[2016 Trump campaign]], [[Trump transition]], or [[Trump administration]].
 
On the day Strzok was fired by Mueller, Mueller had [[George Papadopoulos]] arrested at the airport. Within 24 hours Mueller had Papadopoulos agreeing to work as an informant ("proactive cooperator"), to spy on other members of the [[2016 Trump campaign]], [[Trump transition]], or [[Trump administration]].
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