Carter Page finally makes the news. He's been a person of interest since the onset of this investigation. Serving as one of Trump's campaign adviser's. He took a trip to Moscow in July of 2016--and has stated repeatedly, that it was just to give a speech at a University there. Today we learn under direct testimony--and an email that Carter Page sent to high level Trump campaign officials, that he did indeed meet with Russian government officials, in that July 2016 trip to Moscow.
Trump and his side-kicks continual denials of knowing anything is getting very old. Yesterday we learned that Jeff Sessions lied under oath 3 times in congressional hearings regarding his cough-cough lack of memory on anything, and today it's Carter Page.
Jeff Sessions sure does forget a lot of stuff about Russia and the 2016 election - CNNPolitics
The number of denials now have now surpassed 17 denials--that were parroted through out this administration with Trump leading the pack with his repeated statements that no one on his campaign team nor any of his surrogates had any contact with any Russians during the campaign season.
Kushner contradicts Trump team's denials of Russia contacts - CNNPolitics
Trump Campaign Adviser Met With Russian Officials in 2016"WASHINGTON — Carter Page, a foreign policy adviser to the Trump presidential campaign, met Russian government officials during a July 2016 trip he took to Moscow, according to testimony he gave on Thursday to the House Intelligence Committee.
Shortly after the trip, Mr. Page sent an email to at least one Trump campaign aide describing insights he had after conversations with government officials, legislators and business executives during his time in Moscow, according to one person familiar with the contents of the message. The email was read aloud during the closed-door testimony.
The new details of the trip present a different picture than the account Mr. Page has given during numerous appearances in the news media in recent months and are yet another example of a Trump adviser meeting with Russians officials during the 2016 campaign. In multiple interviews with The New York Times, he had either denied meeting with any Russian government officials during the July 2016 visit or sidestepped the question, saying he met with “mostly scholars.”
Trump and his side-kicks continual denials of knowing anything is getting very old. Yesterday we learned that Jeff Sessions lied under oath 3 times in congressional hearings regarding his cough-cough lack of memory on anything, and today it's Carter Page.
Jeff Sessions sure does forget a lot of stuff about Russia and the 2016 election - CNNPolitics
The number of denials now have now surpassed 17 denials--that were parroted through out this administration with Trump leading the pack with his repeated statements that no one on his campaign team nor any of his surrogates had any contact with any Russians during the campaign season.
Kushner contradicts Trump team's denials of Russia contacts - CNNPolitics