The FISA warrant applications featured claims from an unverified dossier of opposition research on Trump. Former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele compiled the dossier by using second- and third-hand sources with ties to the Kremlin. 

The FISA warrant relied heavily on the Steele dossier, put together by Christopher Steele, a former MI6 British intelligence agent, using second- and thirdhand sources close to Kremlin.

The FISA warrant relied heavily on the Steele dossier, put together by Christopher Steele, a former MI6 British intelligence agent, using second- and thirdhand sources close to Kremlin.

The FISA warrant application featured claims from an unverified dossier of opposition research on Trump. Former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele compiled the dossier by using second- and third-hand sources with ties to the Kremlin.

People who have seen the memo have hinted that the FBI used the widely discredited Steele dossier, which was partially funded by Hillary Clinton’s campaign, to obtain surveillance warrant(s) against team Trump.

Page’s trip became the subject of unsubstantiated claims in the Steele dossier—a piece of opposition research put together by former British intelligence agent Christopher Steele and paid for by Hillary Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee

Igor Danchenko, the primary subsource for the dossier compiled by ex-British spy Christopher Steele for the Clinton campaign, lied to the FBI when he claimed that he had not spoken to an American person about information that was included in the dossier

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Christopher Steele’s recent interview with ABC’s George Stephanopoulos was the long-planned opportunity for Steele to provide reasonable answers to the obvious flaws contained within his dossier.

A two-page summary of the Steele dossier, a collection of unsubstantiated claims about supposed Trump–Russia collusion, was attached as an annex to that assessment. The dossier was supposedly written by Christopher Steele, a former British spy.

Steele apparently didn’t provide Kramer with a physical copy of his dossier, but upon Kramer’s return to the United States, he was provided with a copy of the dossier, from Simpson.

Trump also cited Brennan’s claim to Congress in 2017 about the Steele dossier, a collection of unverified opposition research funded by the Clinton campaign.

Baker, who was part of McCabe's group, was communicating with journalist David Corn and has admitted to receiving a copy of the Steele dossier from Corn in the days following the election.

The lawyer also asked Perkins Coie for proof that it represents a legitimate rightsholder, referencing the law firm's involvement in the financing of ex-British spy Christopher Steele and the salacious dossier he compiled against Trump.

Igor Danchenko, who authorities say provided information for the dossier compiled by ex-British spy Christopher Steele, is slated to go on trial later this year on five charges of lying to the FBI about the information.

According to The Washington Times, Steele admitted in his court filings that he "never verified" information in the dossier. The investigations into Fusion GPS are facing opposition from within the government as well.

The FISA warrant application featured claims from an unverified dossier of opposition research on Trump. Former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele compiled the dossier by using second- and third-hand sources with ties to the Kremlin.

The FISA warrant application featured claims from an unverified dossier of opposition research on Trump. Former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele compiled the dossier by using second- and third-hand sources with ties to the Kremlin.

The dirt in Clinton's case is the so-called Steele dossier, which was paid for by the Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee. The dossier was compiled by a former British spy who used sources with close ties to the Kremlin.

Former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele compiled the dossier using second- and third-hand sources with ties to the Kremlin.

Fusion GPS is best known for commissioning the Clinton-funded dossier of opposition research on Trump. Former British spy Christopher Steele compiled the dossier using second- and third-hand sources with ties to the Kremlin.

This month, a court in the United Kingdom ordered the former president to pay nearly $400,000 for losing a lawsuit that he brought against Christopher Steele, a former intelligence operative, over a dossier that he compiled that contained a number of

Christopher Steele, the former UK spy paid by Hillary Clinton's campaign and the Democratic National Committee for his work compiling the dossier; lawyer Marc Elias, who funneled the money from the parties to Fusion GPS, which ultimately paid Steele;

Comey expects us to believe that he still isn’t aware that Team Clinton funded the infamous anti-Trump Steele dossier. Comey’s op-ed is, thus, a textbook example of cognitive dissonance or, more likely, disingenuous projection.  

While Brennan denied before Congress that the Steele dossier was used in the ICA, he did attach a two-page summary of the dossier to the ICA that he, along with Clapper and Comey, delivered to then-President Barack Obama on Jan. 6, 2017.

In what would later become known as the "Steele dossier," he writes: “A dossier of compromising information on Hillary Clinton has been collated by the Russian Intelligence Services over many years and mainly comprises bugged conversations she had on

Fusion GPS also received money from Russia while Steele worked on the dossier.

According to Grassley, that meeting reportedly included a discussion of the Steele dossier and the FBI’s investigation of its claims.

Jekielek: What did you think when you learned that the primary source, I think it was primary sub-source, for the dossier, this completely discredited Steele dossier, turned out to be not someone even based in Russia, but someone who had been in the US

Steele refers to ex-British spy Christopher Steele, who compiled a dossier on Trump that claimed nefarious connections with Russia.