You are spreading disinformation. The FBI investigations into Russia collusion were separate from Mueller's special counsel investigations, Mueller's work did not refer to the Steele Dossier at all.

https://www.acslaw.org/projects/the-presidential-investigati...

Mueller's key findings include

- Uncovering extensive criminal activity on the part of Trump associates

- that Russia engaged in extensive attacks on the US election system in 2016

- that there were numerous links between the Russian government and the Trump campaign

- that there were multiple episodes in which Trump engaged in deliberate obstruction during the investigation

If you are taking Trump's "no collusion, complete exoneration" at his word, understand that he was lying. The report literally used the phrase "does not exonerate", and the only reason Trump was not indicted was because of the DOJ policy that you can't indict a sitting president.

Wait, all you have to support the extraordinary claim that "Trump is a KGB agent" is that... Russian bots with 50 followers retweeted some pro-Trump posts ? Seriously ? That's ALL that the anti-Trump administration could find after years of trying to nail him ?

Without the Steele dossier, "Krasnov" has seen lots of attention. Now stir that with the absolute bizarro behavior of Trump around Russia/Putin.

There may not be hard evidence of a fire, but there is so much smoke I choke on it.

Don’t smear kids in the hall this way. You realize they are Canadian, right?

I'll have someone else respond for me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0IWe11RWOM

It's not bizarre, it's pretty much in line with the stance that the West has had with Russia since the 90s, even with Bush junior in the early 2000s, before the rise of the neocons.

On the Sam Harris podcast you can listen to a great interview with Anne Applebaum that goes in to some detail about the relationship between various US and RU politicians. There's a lot more to it than the Steele dossier.