For more than two years now, you have been told that the collusion scandal was between the Trump campaign and the Russians. That is not the truth. The real collusion took place between the Clinton team, Fusion GPS, foreign intelligence, Christopher Steele, and Russian sources. This is the REAL collusion scandal. This is the actual scandal that we need answers about.

As Written and Reported By Rowan Scarborough for the Washington Times:

The Clinton campaign received a steady flow of briefings on its paid-for Christopher Steele dossier, whose unverified Trump–Russia collusion charges made their way into election news stories and Clinton talking points.

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The dossier emerged again as a Washington hot topic in recent days with the release of four FBI applications to a judge to spy on a Donald Trump volunteer. The petition’s evidence to convince the judge was largely based on the dossier.

With the application’s release, President Trump took to Twitter to declare the 35-pages a “Clinton campaign document.”

Some pundits and a fact-checkers asserted that the Clinton campaign never used Mr. Steele’s Russia charges.

A check of the public record shows otherwise, although the campaign never specifically cited the dossier by name. Mr. Steele accused Trump people of an “extensive conspiracy” with Moscow to interfere in the 2016 election — a charge not proved publicly.