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'''Charles Dolan Jr.''' is a longtime [[Democratic party]] operative for Bill and [[Hillary Clinton]].<ref>[https://nypost.com/2021/11/09/how-the-media-pushed-hillary-clintons-lies-against-trump/ Anatomy of a media hit job — how press pushed Clinton’s lies against Trump], By Post Editorial Board, ''[[The New York Post]]'', November 9, 2021.</ref> | '''Charles Dolan Jr.''' is a longtime [[Democratic party]] operative for Bill and [[Hillary Clinton]].<ref>[https://nypost.com/2021/11/09/how-the-media-pushed-hillary-clintons-lies-against-trump/ Anatomy of a media hit job — how press pushed Clinton’s lies against Trump], By Post Editorial Board, ''[[The New York Post]]'', November 9, 2021.</ref> | ||
| − | Igor Danchenko, the primary subsource of [[Christopher Steele]] who wrote the ''[[Steele dossier]]'', was arrested on November 3, 2021 for giving multiple false statements to the [[FBI]] during his 2017 interviews. These included lies about Danchenko’s sources, his travels to [[Russia]], and his falsified contacts with [[Sergei Millian]]. Special Counsel [[John Durham]] alleged that one of Danchenko’s real “sources” was Charles Dolan, Jr. (perhaps first identified by Aaron Mate), who was an advisor to [[Hillary Clinton]] in her [[2016 Hillary Clinton campaign|2016 campaign for president]]. | + | [[Igor Danchenko]], the primary subsource of [[Christopher Steele]] who wrote the ''[[Steele dossier]]'', was arrested on November 3, 2021 for giving multiple false statements to the [[FBI]] during his 2017 interviews. These included lies about Danchenko’s sources, his travels to [[Russia]], and his falsified contacts with [[Sergei Millian]]. Special Counsel [[John Durham]] alleged that one of Danchenko’s real “sources” was Charles Dolan, Jr. (perhaps first identified by Aaron Mate), who was an advisor to [[Hillary Clinton]] in her [[2016 Hillary Clinton campaign|2016 campaign for president]]. |
| − | The Hillary Clinton Campaign paid for the ''Steele dossier'' and the work by [[Fusion GPS]]. This was arranged through their attorneys (and the [[DNC]] attorneys) at [[Perkins Coie]] - notably [[Mark Elias]] and [[Michael Sussmann]]. Sussmann was indicted in September 2021 by Special Counsel Durham for giving false statements relating to the Alfa Bank/Trump hoax. | + | The Hillary Clinton Campaign paid for the ''Steele dossier'' and the work by [[Fusion GPS]]. This was arranged through their attorneys (and the [[DNC]] attorneys) at [[Perkins Coie]] - notably [[Mark Elias]] and [[Michael Sussmann]]. Sussmann was indicted in September 2021 by Special Counsel Durham for giving false statements relating to the Alfa Bank/Trump hoax. [[Biden]] [[National Security Advisor]] [[Jake Sullivan]] recieved backchannel updates on the Alfa Bank hoax. |
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Revision as of 18:48, December 20, 2021
Charles Dolan Jr. is a longtime Democratic party operative for Bill and Hillary Clinton.[1]
Igor Danchenko, the primary subsource of Christopher Steele who wrote the Steele dossier, was arrested on November 3, 2021 for giving multiple false statements to the FBI during his 2017 interviews. These included lies about Danchenko’s sources, his travels to Russia, and his falsified contacts with Sergei Millian. Special Counsel John Durham alleged that one of Danchenko’s real “sources” was Charles Dolan, Jr. (perhaps first identified by Aaron Mate), who was an advisor to Hillary Clinton in her 2016 campaign for president.
The Hillary Clinton Campaign paid for the Steele dossier and the work by Fusion GPS. This was arranged through their attorneys (and the DNC attorneys) at Perkins Coie - notably Mark Elias and Michael Sussmann. Sussmann was indicted in September 2021 by Special Counsel Durham for giving false statements relating to the Alfa Bank/Trump hoax. Biden National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan recieved backchannel updates on the Alfa Bank hoax.
References
- ↑ Anatomy of a media hit job — how press pushed Clinton’s lies against Trump, By Post Editorial Board, The New York Post, November 9, 2021.