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11/03/16 | CNN: Carter Page's entire interview with Jake Tapper
J: Do you know a guy named Joseph Mifsud?
C: I have never met him. I hadn't remembered him until Tom Hamburger called me in August, saying there's supposedly some email...I stuck the text of the email into my search inbox, and found I was one of many people on that email chain.
C: I have never met him. I hadn't remembered him until Tom Hamburger called me in August, saying there's supposedly some email...I stuck the text of the email into my search inbox, and found I was one of many people on that email chain.
J: When you look for Mifsud's name in your email, what was it? Just that Papadopoulos had met with him?
C: I believe that was the first one. Whatever it says in the complaint, [March 31, 2016], I believe that's the only thing I got. I only had a few emails in my inbox from him.
C: I believe that was the first one. Whatever it says in the complaint, [March 31, 2016], I believe that's the only thing I got. I only had a few emails in my inbox from him.
C: The only dirt I would hear was on the other side. I learned that there were investigators in London putting together dirt on myself and others.
J: Christopher Steele.
C: You know, I didn't know who it was until it was revealed in January. But I got word in September.
J: Christopher Steele.
C: You know, I didn't know who it was until it was revealed in January. But I got word in September.
J: Were you at that March [31], 2016 foreign policy meeting?
C: No, I actually had a previously scheduled meeting with some top U.S. military officers thousands of miles away. That was the only time our committee got together with then-candidate Trump, and I missed my one chance.
C: No, I actually had a previously scheduled meeting with some top U.S. military officers thousands of miles away. That was the only time our committee got together with then-candidate Trump, and I missed my one chance.
C: It's funny, Jake. On 9/25/16, Kellyanne Conway, who I've never met, you were asking a bunch questions about these false allegations made up in the Dodgy Dossier.
T: I didn't know the dossier existed at the time. It was about a newspaper report.
C: It was an online report, yes.
T: I didn't know the dossier existed at the time. It was about a newspaper report.
C: It was an online report, yes.
C: The thing that looks fishy to me, Jake, is that it's now been reported that Perkins Coie, the law firm that paid for the Dodgy Dossier, just so happens to be the same firm that paid for CrowdStrike, the same people who are doing the analysis of the DNC server.
