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9. The Defendants intended, anticipated, or foresaw a high likelihood that allowing their clients and/or the media access to the Dossier’s defamatory content would result in its republication by news media outlets, including online news media such as BuzzFeed.

9. The Defendants intended, anticipated, or foresaw a high likelihood that allowing their clients and/or the media access to the Dossier’s defamatory content would result in its republication by news media outlets, including online news media such as BuzzFeed.

10. Plaintiffs seek an award of compensatory and punitive damages for the harm to their personal and professional reputations, current business interests, and the impairment of business opportunities that resulted from the blatantly false and defamatory statements and implications about them published by the Defendants and republished by BuzzFeed and countless other media around the world.  

10. Plaintiffs seek an award of compensatory and punitive damages for the harm to their personal and professional reputations, current business interests, and the impairment of business opportunities that resulted from the blatantly false and defamatory statements and implications about them published by the Defendants and republished by BuzzFeed and countless other media around the world.  

https://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Dossier.pdf</smsll></ref> The Clinton opposition research was presented to the public as a supposed official U.S. "intelligence report" with mysterious origins that the [[Obama administration]] was acting on. In fact it was fabricated by retired foreign intelligence operatives who hated Trump and paid [[Russia]]s with Clinton's and Obama's FBI for manufactured dirt on Trump. [[James Clapper]] leaked to [[Jake Tapper]] of CNN the substance, and CNN directed traffic to BuzzFeed's site who posted the unsubstantiated smears.

https://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Dossier.pdf</smsll></ref> The Clinton opposition research was presented to the public as a supposed official U.S. "intelligence report" with mysterious origins that the [[Obama administration]] was acting on. In fact, it was fabricated by a retired foreign intelligence operative who hated Trump and paid [[Russia]]s, with Clinton's and the Obama FBI's money, for manufactured dirt on Trump. [[James Clapper]] leaked to [[Jake Tapper]] of CNN the substance, and CNN directed traffic to BuzzFeed's site, who posted the unsubstantiated smears.

==Ali Watkins==

==Ali Watkins==