Fwd: [Trang Ánh Nam] New comment on Rep. Adam Schiff says he 'couldn't have known' Steele's primary source had allegedly lied.

Jen Psaki has left a new comment on your post "Rep. Adam Schiff says he 'couldn't have known' Steele's primary source had allegedly lied":

Um who hired Steele? He was not a FBI agent or acting in official capacity as a US Intelligence officer. Not far off from asking a random person to provide accurate information. The ethical question is was money paid to investigate or was money paid to come up with something the client wanted to hear.

Considering the level this reached, this should be considered espionage and a few dozen other charges.

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Posted by Jen Psaki to Trang Ánh Nam at Nov 14, 2021, 9:47 PM

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