John Podesta Met With Fusion GPS Founder After Trump Dossier Was Published – IOTW Report

John Podesta Met With Fusion GPS Founder After Trump Dossier Was Published

Daily Caller: Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta met with the founder of the opposition research firm behind the Trump dossier just after the dirty document was published earlier this year, according to a new report in The New York Times.

The revelation is significant because Podesta, a longtime Democratic operative, recently told the Senate Intelligence Committee that he did not know who paid the research firm, Fusion GPS, to produce the dossier, which BuzzFeed published on Jan. 10.

An associate of Podesta’s told The Times that he met with Glenn Simpson, the founding partner of Fusion GPS, to compare notes about Russia’s meddling in the election.

 

Podesta’s associate told The Times that Simpson was considering whether his firm should continue its investigation of Trump’s alleged ties to Russia.

The Times report does not say whether Podesta and Simpson discussed the Clinton campaign’s involvement in the dossier project.

It was reported last month that Perkins Coie, the law firm that represented the Clinton campaign and DNC, hired Fusion GPS in April 2016 to investigate Trump. Fusion hired former British spy Christopher Steele that June to investigate Trump’s activities in Russia.

Perkins Coie paid Fusion GPS just over $1 million for its work on the project. Fusion paid Steele $168,000. read more

10 Comments on John Podesta Met With Fusion GPS Founder After Trump Dossier Was Published

  1. So the Senate Intelligence Committee was “grilling” this guy? So what. Let me know when someone’s indicted and goes before a judge I know hasn’t been appointed by Barack Hussein O.

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