Dossier author Christopher Steele willing to meet with DOJ inspector general team

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Christopher Steele is reportedly willing to be interviewed by the Justice Department inspector general’s team that is conducting an investigation into alleged Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act abuses.

The British ex-spy, whose unverified dossier was used to obtain surveillance against former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page, has agreed to meet with U.S. officials if they come to London where he lives and runs an investigative firm called Orbis Business Intelligence, a source told the Sunday Times in the United Kingdom.

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