instructing the user to change his password by clicking the embedded link. those instructions were followed. on or about march 21st, 2016, the officers and their coconspirators stole the contents of the chairman s e-mail account, which consisted of over 50,000 e-mails. i can t help but wonder what it felt like today when you read that portion of the e-mail with that line that says those instructions were followed. do you remember that moment where you clicked on john356gh? well, lawrence, there is a little bit more of a back story to that. but i think the general observations of this have been well known, that there was a spearphishing attempt. it involved my assistant in my office. but what s important is that at the heart of this was a conspiracy, which is laid out in
spearphishing e-mail. the military officer altered the appearance of the sender e-mail address in order to make it look like the e-mail was a security notification from google, a technique known as spoofing. those instructions were followed. on or about march 21st, 2016, the officers and their coconspirators stole the contents of the chairman s e-mail account, which consisted of over 50,000 e-mails. i can t help but wonder what it felt like today when you read that portion of the e-mail with that line that says those instructions were followed. do you remember that moment where you clicked on john356gh? well, lawrence, there is a
appearance of the sender e-mail address in order to make it look like the e-mail was a security notification from google, a technique known as spoofing. those instructions were followed. on or about march 21st, 2016, the officers and their coconspirators stole the contents of the chairman s e-mail account, which consisted of over 50,000 e-mails. i can t help but wonder what it felt like today when you read that portion of the e-mail with
important point. what have we learned over the course of the last day or so about what that might have been? byron: we do think it was earlier than we were originally told. it began on very specific dates, when they found the official papers to start the investigation. but we do know now that their interest in carter page for example and went back much earlier. on march 21st, 2016, president trump, candidate donald trump went to the washington post editorial board and he told them that he was going to announce that day his list of foreign policy advisors. and he read off four or five names and included one of those things for carter page and george papadopoulos. and, they also later briefed a
frauds. first, who is carter page and why did you become a target of the fisa court? fox s ed henry joins us now from new york with more. laura, great to see you. carter page is almost like a forrest gump, keeps popping up everywhere. you can quite figure out what he did for the trump campaign, let alone whether he did anything wrong. the the forrest gump moment came march 21st 2016 when then candidate trump appeared at a washington post at a board meeting, the first question is about how he was going to finally reveal his foreign policy team. it was hard to get foreign policy source to his team, so he wanted outside the box choices. the future president revealed only five names. one was, he called george papadopoulos an excellent guy and referred to another advisor simply as carter page, phd, setting off a scramble of who this man of mystery was.