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| | *Strzok and Lisa Page discuss problem of getting [[Black Lives Matter]] protesters onboard the Democrat train: "Strzok – And meanwhile, we have Black Lives Matter protestors, right now, chanting “no justice no peace” around DoJ and the White House… Page – That’s awful." | | *Strzok and Lisa Page discuss problem of getting [[Black Lives Matter]] protesters onboard the Democrat train: "Strzok – And meanwhile, we have Black Lives Matter protestors, right now, chanting “no justice no peace” around DoJ and the White House… Page – That’s awful." |
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| − | *'''11 July.''' [[Stefan Halper]] invited Carter Page to attend a symposium held at Cambridge University in England regarding the upcoming election. The speaker list included: [[Madeleine Albright]] (former U.S. Secretary of State); [[Vin Weber]] (Republican Party strategist and former Congressman); Ambassador Peter Ammon (German Ambassador to the UK); Sir Richard Dearlove (former head of MI6); Bridget Kendall (BBC diplomatic correspondent and the next Master of Peterhouse College); Sir Malcolm Rifkind (former Defence and Foreign Secretary). Carter Page attended the symposium four days after his Moscow trip. Page met with Halper during the London visit. | + | *'''11 July.''' [[Stefan Halper]] invited Carter Page to attend a symposium held at Cambridge University in England regarding the upcoming election. The speaker list included: [[Madeleine Albright]] (former U.S. Secretary of State); [[Vin Weber]] (Republican Party strategist and former Congressman)<ref>Vin Weber was a member of the Conservative Opportunity Society caucus of the House that orchestrated the Republican Revolution of 1994.</ref>; Ambassador Peter Ammon (German Ambassador to the UK); Sir Richard Dearlove (former head of MI6); Bridget Kendall (BBC diplomatic correspondent and the next Master of Peterhouse College); Sir Malcolm Rifkind (former Defence and Foreign Secretary). Carter Page attended the symposium four days after his Moscow trip. Page met with Halper during the London visit. |
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| | *'''13 July.''' [[Florida]] Sanders supporters file suit alleging DNC’s favoritism of Hillary Clinton over Bernie Sanders amounted to [[fraud]], misrepresentation, unjust enrichment, breach of fiduciary duty, and negligence.<ref>http://online.wsj.com/public/resources/documents/2016_0722_dnc_wilding2.pdf</ref> | | *'''13 July.''' [[Florida]] Sanders supporters file suit alleging DNC’s favoritism of Hillary Clinton over Bernie Sanders amounted to [[fraud]], misrepresentation, unjust enrichment, breach of fiduciary duty, and negligence.<ref>http://online.wsj.com/public/resources/documents/2016_0722_dnc_wilding2.pdf</ref> |
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| | {{Quotebox|Page: Rudy is on the [Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court]! Did you know that?<br><br>Strzok: Just appointed two months ago<br><br>Strzok: I did. We talked about it before and after. I need to get together with him<br><br>Strzok: He mentioned thinking about it even though he was junior, they needed people and they especially needed minorities, and then he said he’d gotten on a month or two ago at a graduation party we were both at.<br><br>Strzok: [Redacted] brought up a good point about being circumspect in talking to [Contreras] in terms of not placing him into a situation where he’d have to recuse himself.<br><br>Page: I can’t imagine either one of you could talk about anything in detail meaningful enough to warranted recusal<br><br>Strzok: Really? Rudy, I’m in charge of espionage for the FBI. Any espionage FISA comes before him, what should he do? Given his friend oversees them?<br><br>Page: Standards for recusal are quite high. I just don’t think this poses an actual conflict. And he doesn’t know what you do?<br><br>Strzok: Not the level or scope or area. But he’s super thoughtful and rigorous about ethics and conflicts. [redacted] suggested a social setting with others would probably be better than a one on one meeting.}} | | {{Quotebox|Page: Rudy is on the [Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court]! Did you know that?<br><br>Strzok: Just appointed two months ago<br><br>Strzok: I did. We talked about it before and after. I need to get together with him<br><br>Strzok: He mentioned thinking about it even though he was junior, they needed people and they especially needed minorities, and then he said he’d gotten on a month or two ago at a graduation party we were both at.<br><br>Strzok: [Redacted] brought up a good point about being circumspect in talking to [Contreras] in terms of not placing him into a situation where he’d have to recuse himself.<br><br>Page: I can’t imagine either one of you could talk about anything in detail meaningful enough to warranted recusal<br><br>Strzok: Really? Rudy, I’m in charge of espionage for the FBI. Any espionage FISA comes before him, what should he do? Given his friend oversees them?<br><br>Page: Standards for recusal are quite high. I just don’t think this poses an actual conflict. And he doesn’t know what you do?<br><br>Strzok: Not the level or scope or area. But he’s super thoughtful and rigorous about ethics and conflicts. [redacted] suggested a social setting with others would probably be better than a one on one meeting.}} |
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| − | *Wasserman Schultz resigns [[DNC]] chair amidst new revelations of improprieties and election rigging for Hillary Clinton. Donna Brazile appointed interim successor. Brazile later admits the Clinton machine was in control of the DNC's budget throughout the primary election process contested by Bernie Sanders. | + | *Wasserman Schultz resigns [[DNC]] chair amidst new revelations of improprieties and election rigging for Hillary Clinton. [[Donna Brazile]] appointed interim successor. Brazile later admits the Clinton machine was in control of the DNC's budget throughout the primary election process contested by Bernie Sanders. |
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| | *'''27 July.''' Strzok calls Bernie Sanders supporters “stupid*ass” and “idiots,” to which Lisa Page replies she “really really” likes former Vice President [[Joe Biden]], apparently referring to Biden's convention speech attacking Trump. Strzok responds "Opened on Trump? If Hillary did, you know five field offices would…" Five field offices refer to five FBI field offices. If Hillary attacks Trump, five FBI field offices would support her. | | *'''27 July.''' Strzok calls Bernie Sanders supporters “stupid*ass” and “idiots,” to which Lisa Page replies she “really really” likes former Vice President [[Joe Biden]], apparently referring to Biden's convention speech attacking Trump. Strzok responds "Opened on Trump? If Hillary did, you know five field offices would…" Five field offices refer to five FBI field offices. If Hillary attacks Trump, five FBI field offices would support her. |