2016, the Steele dossier was a piece of political opposition research paid for by the Hillary Clinton campaign originally paid for actually by a conservative institution when Trump was still one among many candidates in the Republican field was originally funded by Republicans to knock Trump out of the Republican field. That didn't work. The Clinton campaign picked it up. They were working with this outfit called Fusion GPS, essentially a private intelligence firm run by these former Wall Street Journal reporters. And it was a political document. It was a nakedly overtly partisan political document with ludicrously thin sourcing. You know, much of it we've since learned was actually coming from not from these deep Kremlin sources that Christopher Steele had, but from Russian think tank employees working in Washington, DC. I mean, that's the extraordinary thing about it. To come back for a moment to this sort of idea that I was laying out a minute ago that these things that are (27/44)