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What day had ABC's Brian Ross met with Carter Page for this interview? abcnews.go.com/Politics/trump… 
Ross's article had been published early in the a.m. on 2/2/17, but judging by the sunlight while they had been walking and talking.....guessing they had met either on February 1st, or possibly January 31st?
Wondering if the firing of Sally Yates on 1/30/17—and the immediate swearing in of acting AG Dana Boente later that night—might have been the trigger for the FBI to attempt verify the allegations in the Steele dossier. politico.com/story/2017/01/…
Possibly January 31st, 2017 was the day that acting AG Boente had ordered the FBI to attempt to verify the Steele dossier, now that acting AG Yates had been safely removed?
For context: Carter's interview with Brian Ross had been his first televised interview since August 16, 2016.
(List of all of Carter Page's interviews to date.) github.com/codyave/WhiteH…
Jeff Sessions sworn in as Attorney General on 2/9/17, a week after the Brian Ross interview goes live; Sessions gets his first FISA briefing later that day.
Three days later, Carter sends a long letter to the DOJ; he mentions that he'll soon be traveling outside of the U.S. on a business trip, and won't return until March 1st, 2017. assets.documentcloud.org/documents/3462…
FBI agents and Cable TV pundits suddenly develop an interest in interviewing Carter Page at or around the same time that he returns from his overseas business trip on March 1st, 2017:
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