Fox & Friends is still lying about the Trump/Russia dossier
Fox host Steve Doocy and former Bush speechwriter Ned Ryun call dossier “fake” and “unsubstantiated,” even though US intelligence has verified parts of it
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Fox & Friends host Steve Doocy and former George W. Bush speechwriter Ned Ryun attempted to discredit “that fake Trump dossier” assembled by former MI6 agent Christopher Steele as “nothing but a collection of Google search terms, conspiracy theories from left-leaning websites, Wikipedia clips,” and Russian disinformation. Other right-wing media have also claimed that the dossier is “now-discredited” and contains “Moscow disinformation” to attack the Trump administration for political purposes.
However, according to reports, U.S. intelligence agencies have “confirmed some of [the dossier’s] less explosive claims, relating to conversations with foreign nationals,” and “at it’s core, a lot of it is bearing out.” Additionally, U.S. intelligence officials consider Steele a “credible” source with “a formidable record.” From the June 24 edition of Fox News’ Fox & Friends: