The depositions given by former British spy Christopher Steele and a longtime associate of John McCain must be unsealed, a federal judge said Thursday.
U.S. District Court Judge Ursula Ungaro overruled the objections of both Steele and David Kramer to make the depositions public. The pair gave testimony in a lawsuit brought against BuzzFeed in December 2018 by a Russian Internet entrepreneur.
The businessman, Aleksej Gubarev, was referenced in the infamous dossier compiled by Steele about President Trump’s alleged connections to Russia. Gubarev objected to BuzzFeed’s publishing of the dossier in January 2017, which accused him of using his companies to hack into computers owned by the Democratic National Committee.
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Open it, unseal it. ASAP.
ReplyDeleteRub their noses in it, then smack their snouts with the paper.
Must be good stuff if Steele and McCain associate are objecting.
Or maybe they're trying their hand at reverse psychology 2 1/2 D chess.
Must be good stuff if Steele and McCain associate are objecting.
Delete:)