A partial transcript follows: Appearing on Fox & Friends in January, investigative reporter Sara A. Carter first raised the prospect that both Strzok and Page could be vulnerable…
A partial transcript follows:
Appearing on Fox & Friends in January, investigative reporter Sara A. Carter first raised the prospect that both Strzok and Page could be vulnerable to blackmail by foreign actors.
“The Lovebirds. They were having an affair, they were both married, they’re working counter-intelligence. That’s enough for blackmail,” Carter told the co-hosts of the Fox News Channel morning program. “Now they’re sending text messages on an unsecured phone. Believe me, the Germans, the Russians, the Israelis, everybody is going into those phones and trying to suck out all the information they have.”
Natasha Bertrand, then a national security reporter for Business Insider, wrote in December 2017 that “[Strzok] and Page were also having an extramarital affair that the DOJ worried could make them both subject to blackmail.”
