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Yes, it was an interesting interview. I like the part about how this ex-spy thinks that putler might get assassinated.
How can you possibly respect anything this idiot has to say???
Because he’s not an idiot. Far from it.
He had a distinguished career in the security services and is highly credible. Which is why the Trump wing of the GOP tried so hard to discredit him. You will find that the CIA and the Feds have never done so or even attempted to.
Are you serious? His dossier was a complete idiotic nonsense. He’s been discredited by every agency in the government and not only the right wing media but the left wing media as well.
Americans don’t have to discredit him, he’s done it himself by working for Putin and you can ask the FBI or the CIA since both of them cut him off for being unreliable and a liar.
What did he do for putler exactly?
I’m sure the KGB is still quite closely organized and in control of the Propaganda, like the stuff Steele was selling from the jars originally marked Snake Oil.
I suggest you watch the interview.
Christopher quoted Churchill: “Kremlin political intrigues are comparable to a bulldog fight under a rug. An outsider only hears the growling, and when he sees the bones fly out from beneath it is obvious who won.”
I commented about that too, but I think the spam filter got it. I admit I don’t know much about Steele beyond what I’d seen here in America concerning the democrats’ efforts to hire him for making Trump look bad, but that whole “Russian collusion” thing was disproven. I’m still glad to see an interview from him though, I prefer getting opinions or facts directly from the source whenever possible.