One interesting aspect of James Comey's recent interview on ABC was that he made it clear, though without realizing it, that the Steele dossier isn't true. Comey did so by saying Trump was thinking about having Comey prove that the salacious allegations in the document weren't true. If those allegations were true, the last thing in the world Trump would want is the FBI taking a closer look at them.  Remember that at that time, the FBI was saying it couldn't verify the accounts, meaning that if Trump were guilty he would think that he was safe.  So why would he then risk everything and ask the FBI do a deep dive into allegations that were true? Given that the conversation was in private, there was no reason for Trump to be lying about his concerns. Comey in fact urged Trump not to ask him to investigate, supposedly because it might create a narrative that the FBI was investigating Trump. This is also...(Read Full Article)