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kentuck

(111,098 posts)
Sat Jan 6, 2018, 10:40 AM Jan 2018

I believe the House Committee should question Christopher Steele but not behind closed doors...

...in public testimony. There's been enough hiding going on. It's time for a little sunshine.

But what are the odds that they would want to hear Christopher Steele in public?

The GOP wants to put him in jail.

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I believe the House Committee should question Christopher Steele but not behind closed doors... (Original Post) kentuck Jan 2018 OP
+ 1000 Chasstev365 Jan 2018 #1
I've pretty much lost track of the story. TubbersUK Jan 2018 #2
Per Grassley he lied to the FBI about contacts with the press emulatorloo Jan 2018 #7
Ah, I see TubbersUK Jan 2018 #8
They'll be using Skype atreides1 Jan 2018 #3
He could agree to testify in public in England rather than the US. 33taw Jan 2018 #4
Recent Repub attempts to indict him tell me he won't be crossing the pond... Wounded Bear Jan 2018 #5
Steele should give an interview to a good reporter, not step into a Republican setup. L. Coyote Jan 2018 #6
I'm sure sweetapogee Jan 2018 #9

emulatorloo

(44,130 posts)
7. Per Grassley he lied to the FBI about contacts with the press
Sat Jan 6, 2018, 01:42 PM
Jan 2018

I do not believe Grassley at all, just another fake distraction to protect Trump.

atreides1

(16,079 posts)
3. They'll be using Skype
Sat Jan 6, 2018, 10:45 AM
Jan 2018

Steele is a British citizen, and therefore not under any obligation to answer any questions from either the House or Senate Committee!

And unless they can prove he committed a crime, Steele can tell them to go piss up a rope!!

Steele also has a hold card, as a former member of MI-6, it isn't very likely that the British will honor an extradition request from the US!

33taw

(2,443 posts)
4. He could agree to testify in public in England rather than the US.
Sat Jan 6, 2018, 10:57 AM
Jan 2018

I would not step foot in this country if I were him.

Wounded Bear

(58,660 posts)
5. Recent Repub attempts to indict him tell me he won't be crossing the pond...
Sat Jan 6, 2018, 10:59 AM
Jan 2018

I wouldn't. The corruption of our justice dept continues apace.

L. Coyote

(51,129 posts)
6. Steele should give an interview to a good reporter, not step into a Republican setup.
Sat Jan 6, 2018, 11:05 AM
Jan 2018

Steele should avoid any situations controlled by those who want him villaiinized.

sweetapogee

(1,168 posts)
9. I'm sure
Sat Jan 6, 2018, 05:12 PM
Jan 2018

that Steele has already submitted to congress his (and Fusion GPS) SOGs used by them to determine the credibility of witness data and data compilation in general for reports to their customers. So any inquiry will be a matter of going thru the SODs and showing that they follow their own procedures.

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