Carter Page on Comey Indictment and FBI Surveillance

Carter Page's Perspective on Comey Indictment

• 💡 Carter Page, a former volunteer advisor to Donald Trump's 2016 campaign, discusses the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey.
• 🎯 Page highlights that the DOJ and FBI used a "dirty, discredited, debunked, bought and paid for Russian disinformation dossier" from Hillary Clinton to obtain warrants to spy on him.
• 📌 Comey signed three of the four FISA applications used for this surveillance, which occurred in three-month increments requiring reapplication.

Impact of Surveillance on Page's Life

• ⚡ Page recounts offering to meet with then-Director Comey in September 2016 to discuss these matters, but his offer was ignored.
• 🧠 Despite his cooperation and past support for US intelligence agencies, Page faced constant death threats for over a year based on false information.
• ⚠️ He emphasizes that the FBI and DOJ continued to perpetuate lies and obtained fraudulent FISA warrants in October 2016 and January 2017, while he was not given a chance to speak with them until March 2017.

Legal Battles and Accountability

• ⚖️ Page has been engaged in litigation with James Comey for nearly five years through the "Project for Privacy and Surveillance Accountability."
• 🚫 He states there has been zero accountability for the actions taken against him and others.
• 🔗 Page blames federal court system jurists for creating headwinds in his litigation, similar to challenges faced by President Trump.
• 🎤 He expresses hope that Chief Justice Roberts, who has jurisdiction over FISA courts, will address these issues.