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https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...a059f168dd2_story.html?utm_term=.3bb4d98e245b
Having read this, I think it's clear that Steele believed he was receiving alarming information about Trump from his Russian contacts. That's why he went to the FBI and then went public (neither of which he was being paid for).
The question remains whether this experienced and highly regarded intelligence agent was the dupe of a clever Russian disinformation operation. What would be their motive - did the Kremlin want to stop Trump?
Having read this, I think it's clear that Steele believed he was receiving alarming information about Trump from his Russian contacts. That's why he went to the FBI and then went public (neither of which he was being paid for).
The question remains whether this experienced and highly regarded intelligence agent was the dupe of a clever Russian disinformation operation. What would be their motive - did the Kremlin want to stop Trump?