3/21/2016 – Trump names Carter Page when questioned about who is on his foreign policy team, (He was previously a mostly unknown name) Source
12/12/2016 – Page holds a conference in Moscow. Claims to know Trump. (Also speaks of Tillerson before Trump makes formal announcement in NY? Source
3/2/2017 – Page was among Trump campaign members to speak with Kislyak at Rep. National Convention. Source
3/7/2017 - Donald Trump’s former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski approved foreign policy adviser Carter Page’s now-infamous trip to Moscow last summer on the condition that he would not be an official representative of the campaign, according to a former campaign adviser. Source
4/13/2017 - Lewandowski introduced Page to Trump campaign policy director Sam Clovis sometime in late 2015 or early 2016. During the brief encounter, which occurred in New York City, Lewandowski suggested that the two get to know each other. Page, the managing partner of Global Energy Partners, an energy consulting firm, would join the campaign as an adviser several months later. Lewandowski however denies ever meeting Page. Source
4/22/2017 - Trump lawyer told Carter Page to ‘cease’ calling self adviser, as Russia concerns intensified. Source
4/22/2017 - A Trump aide, Dan Scavino Jr. Claims he never met Carter Page in his 550 days on campaign trail. Source
5/31/2017 - Page says he’s eager to testify but HPSCI wants to review their information before setting a date for his testimony. Source
21.2. Denials of relationship with Trump
9/25/2016 - Kellyanne Conway tells Jake Tapper that Carter Page, formerly named as a foreign policy adviser to the Trump campaign, is no longer involved. Denying any knowledge of his communications with Russia. Source
2/20/2017 - Page denies dossier and tries to deny relationship with Trump in interview with Channel 4’s Jon Snow. Source
21.3. Relationship with Russia
5/2/2014 - Page publishes blogpost defending Igor Sechin. Source
3/30/2016 – Page has close ties to Russia and views it as a strength. Was also directly affected by sanctions on Russia. Source
6/8/2016 - Page has slammed the United States for showing “hypocrisy” towards Russia, during an address in Moscow. Source
8/5/2016 - “In early June, a little-known adviser to Donald Trump stunned a gathering of high-powered Washington foreign policy experts meeting with the visiting prime minister of India, going off topic with effusive praise for Russian President Vladimir Putin and Trump.” - Source
9/23/2016 - "But someone is paying attention. As I started looking into Page, I began getting calls from two separate “corporate investigators” digging into what they claim are all kinds of shady connections Page has to all kinds of shady Russians. Source
9/23/2016 – “But U.S. officials have since received intelligence reports that during that same three-day trip, Page met with Igor Sechin, a longtime Putin associate and former Russian deputy prime minister who is now the executive chairman of Rosneft, Russian’s leading oil company, a well-placed Western intelligence source tells Yahoo News.” Source
9/23/2016 - Page was being investigated for possible backroom deals related to sanctions. Source
12/8/2016 – Page was in Moscow the day after the 19% Rosneft deal went through. Source
1/27/2017 - Page is also believed to have met with senior Kremlin internal affairs official Igor Diveykin while he was in Moscow last July, according to Isikoff’s intelligence sources. Source
3/2/2017 - Interview with Carter Page: ‘I don’t deny’ meeting with Russian ambassador Source
3/6/2017 - Page says he has been contacted by the Senate intelligence Committee about its investigation into Russia’s involvement in the 2016 election. Source
3/9/2017 - A former foreign policy adviser to Donald Trump has written to congressional investigators claiming, without evidence, that his mobile phone may have been tapped last year. Source
3/24/2017 - Page volunteers to testify to House Committee. Source
4/3/2017 - Carter Page, met with a Russian intelligence operative named Victor Podobnyy, who was later charged by the US government alongside two others for acting as unregistered agents of a foreign government. The charges, filed in January 2015, came after federal investigators busted a Russian spy ring that was seeking information on US sanctions as well as efforts to develop alternative energy. Page is an energy consultant. Source
4/5/2017 - The U.S. deported a former New York banker to Russia who allegedly tried to recruit an ex-adviser to President Donald Trump and was convicted and imprisoned in 2016 for being a spy for Moscow. Source
4/11/2017 - The FBI and the Justice Department obtained the warrant targeting Carter Page’s communications after convincing a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court judge that there was probable cause to believe Page was acting as an agent of a foreign power, in this case Russia, according to the officials. Source
4/13/2017 - Carter Page: ‘Something may have come up in a conversation’ with Russians about US sanctions. Source
4/22/2017 - Former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page does not say whether possible Russian election interference “bothers" him. Source
5/6/2017 - Former Trump adviser Carter Page has declined to provide records of his communications with Russians to the Senate intelligence committee, saying that anything of note has already been recorded by former President Barack Obama’s administration. Source
21.4. Denial of Relationship with Russia
3/2/2017 – Page denies any meetings with Russian officials. Source
3/2/2017 - When asked about meeting with Kislyak in July Page responded with "I can neither confirm nor deny any meeting with him at that event in the interest of respecting the confidentiality rules that people agreed to as it was an off the record session. Source
3/3/2017 - Page denies having any meaningful meeting with Kislyak. Source