Trump Russia dossier author Christopher Steele speaks out

Christopher Steele, a former officer with MI6, the UK's foreign intelligence service, returned to work in London Tuesday, almost two months after CNN first reported on the dossier. His file contained claims that Russian operatives had compromising personal and financial information about Trump.

Trump always denied the claims, dismissing them as 'phony' in January.

'I'm really pleased to be back here working again,' Steele told the UK Press Association outside the office of his firm, London-based Orbis Intelligence.



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'I'm now going to be focusing my efforts on supporting the broader interests of our company here.'

Steele was named as the man behind the report days after CNN first reported that Trump had been briefed on its contents as President-elect in January.

'I'd like to say a warm thank you to everyone who sent me kind messages and support over the last few weeks,' Steele said.

'Just to add, I won't be making any further statements or comments at this time.'

'I'd like to say a warm thank you to everyone who sent me kind messages and support over the last few weeks,' Steele said. Steele was named as the man behind the report days after CNN first reported that Trump had been briefed on its contents as President-elect in January. Trump always denied the claims, dismissing them as 'phony' in January. Trump always denied the claims, dismissing them as 'phony' in January. 'I'm now going to be focusing my efforts on supporting the broader interests of our company here.' Christopher Steele, a former officer with MI6, the UK's foreign intelligence service, returned to work in London Tuesday, almost two months after CNN first reported on the dossier. His file contained claims that Russian operatives had compromising personal and financial information about Trump. 'I'm now going to be focusing my efforts on supporting the broader interests of our company here.' Steele was named as the man behind the report days after CNN first reported that Trump had been briefed on its contents as President-elect in January. Trump always denied the claims, dismissing them as 'phony' in January. Christopher Steele, a former officer with MI6, the UK's foreign intelligence service, returned to work in London Tuesday, almost two months after CNN first reported on the dossier. His file contained claims that Russian operatives had compromising personal and financial information about Trump. Steele was named as the man behind the report days after CNN first reported that Trump had been briefed on its contents as President-elect in January. 'I'm now going to be focusing my efforts on supporting the broader interests of our company here.' 'I'm now going to be focusing my efforts on supporting the broader interests of our company here.' 'I'm now going to be focusing my efforts on supporting the broader interests of our company here.' Trump always denied the claims, dismissing them as 'phony' in January. Christopher Steele, a former officer with MI6, the UK's foreign intelligence service, returned to work in London Tuesday, almost two months after CNN first reported on the dossier. His file contained claims that Russian operatives had compromising personal and financial information about Trump. 'I'm really pleased to be back here working again,' Steele told the UK Press Association outside the office of his firm, London-based Orbis Intelligence. 'Just to add, I won't be making any further statements or comments at this time.' Christopher Steele, a former officer with MI6, the UK's foreign intelligence service, returned to work in London Tuesday, almost two months after CNN first reported on the dossier. His file contained claims that Russian operatives had compromising personal and financial information about Trump. Steele was named as the man behind the report days after CNN first reported that Trump had been briefed on its contents as President-elect in January. Christopher Steele, a former officer with MI6, the UK's foreign intelligence service, returned to work in London Tuesday, almost two months after CNN first reported on the dossier. His file contained claims that Russian operatives had compromising personal and financial information about Trump. 'I'm now going to be focusing my efforts on supporting the broader interests of our company here.' 'I'd like to say a warm thank you to everyone who sent me kind messages and support over the last few weeks,' Steele said. Trump always denied the claims, dismissing them as 'phony' in January. Christopher Steele, a former officer with MI6, the UK's foreign intelligence service, returned to work in London Tuesday, almost two months after CNN first reported on the dossier. His file contained claims that Russian operatives had compromising personal and financial information about Trump. 'I'd like to say a warm thank you to everyone who sent me kind messages and support over the last few weeks,' Steele said. 'Just to add, I won't be making any further statements or comments at this time.' 'I'd like to say a warm thank you to everyone who sent me kind messages and support over the last few weeks,' Steele said. 'I'd like to say a warm thank you to everyone who sent me kind messages and support over the last few weeks,' Steele said.

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