The most salacious claims in the dossier are still unverified.
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But federal investigators have not verified the dossier's most salacious allegations.
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The most salacious allegations in the dossier remain unverified to this day.
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Most of the dossier's claims, especially the most salacious ones, remain largely unverified.
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The most salacious and damning allegations in the dossier remain unverified to this day.
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In addition, some of the most salacious details of the dossier have not been verified.
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The most salacious of these involves Yanukovych secretly paying Manafort $12 million, an allegation he denies.
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The most salacious thing in there was Trump's alleged "perverted conduct" while visiting Moscow in 2013.
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Hyperloop One sought to push back against one of the most salacious elements of the original lawsuit.
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Some of the dossier's most salacious allegations have not been corroborated by the intelligence community or CNN.
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Several of the dossier's most salacious claims have not been independently corroborated, and Schiller denied them on Tuesday.
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The most salacious claims in the dossier remain unproven -- like allegations that top Trump campaign officials colluded with Russians.
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But the new transcript reveals even more about the dossier, the most salacious portions of which still remain unverified.
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And who is leaking them and how many more -- is this the most salacious, or are there more to come?
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We also learn that Trump was obsessed with the "pee tape," the most salacious allegation in the infamous Steele Dossier.
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White House sources have denied the most salacious bits, but then they would deny that the sun rises in the east.
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Excerpt the book's most salacious material, hope it lands on Fox News, MSNBC, and/or the president's Twitter feed, and profit.
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" Just two months ago, Americans lived under an administration whose most salacious scandals involved a hypoallergenic family dog and "something something emails.
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CNN reported in February that investigators had been able to corroborate some information in the dossier, although not the most salacious allegations.
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Among the most salacious details was a report that Trump consorted with prostitutes overnight on that trip, a claim Trump has denied.
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It also emphasizes that the bureau didn't rely on the dossier's most salacious allegations to obtain a warrant to spy on Page.
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In long rant on 'Fox & Friends,' Trump acknowledges staying overnight in Moscow — alluding to the most salacious allegation in the Steele dossier
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If you are trying to game social media, you're like, 'What's the most salacious headline that I can trick somebody into clicking?
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Everyone was listening to see how Trump would respond to the most salacious allegations that Russia had titillating dirt and video on him.
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Much of the dossier remains uncorroborated, including its most salacious details, but a number of its allegations have held up on some level.
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As we ate, Viola told me the most salacious story about the Italian publishing industry — one final surprise — thus sealing our friendship forever.
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The newspapers competed against one another to print the most salacious details, and their stories spread across the country in a matter of days.
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But federal investigators have not verified the most salacious allegations regarding Trump's activities on his 2013 trip for the Miss Universe Pageant in Moscow.
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While portions of the dossier had been confirmed by the US intelligence community, other pieces of it -- including the most salacious details -- had not.
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There are plenty of ways to stay well informed without listening to lazy punditry and an endless regurgitation of only the most salacious news.
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US officials have corroborated some aspects of the dossier, although its most salacious allegations have not been corroborated by the intelligence community or CNN.
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" The Senate Majority Whip also said that Judge has a deep fear of public speaking and was subject to the "most salacious, uncorroborated, outrageous allegations.
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But it's YouTube that willfully suggests the most salacious and eye-catching content to users to keep them watching ads, even if it's promoting bigotry.
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The most salacious allegation: The company forced Apple to exclusively use its chips if it wanted to get a better deal on Qualcomm's patent licenses.
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The most salacious allegation claims Trump once paid Russian prostitutes to perform sexual acts in front of him that involved urination in a Moscow hotel.
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The reality star, entrepreneur, and mother of three recently sat down with Elle magazine to clarify some of the internet's most salacious headlines about her family.
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In a teaser for the show, Arnold says he is pursuing a number of recordings of Trump's most salacious alleged misconduct (watching Russian prostitutes urinate, etc).
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I myself tweeted out one of the most explosive allegations (while also noting one of the most salacious parts), and my Twitter notifications are blowing up.
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None of the most salacious allegations in the dossier have been verified, though CNN has reported that investigators were able to corroborate some aspects of it.
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His facial expressions and tone kind of capture his annoyance more so than his words, but here is the most salacious part: "That's cute, man," Westbrook says.
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The Bible, it turns out, is metal as hell in the right light, and the Pixies were never afraid to mine it for its most salacious bits.
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But Emin cast doubt on its most salacious detail: the allegation that Trump cavorted with prostitutes during a visit to Moscow during the 2013 Miss Universe pageant.
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The most salacious, from NBC, claimed that Tillerson came very close to resigning this summer, after Trump gave a campaign-style speech at the Boy Scout jamboree.
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For Ingrid Goes West's nationwide premiere week we're encouraging Twitter users to tweet their most salacious social media confessions, or the craziest behavior they've experienced online, using #IAmIngrid.
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CNN reported in February that investigators had been able to corroborate some information in the dossier, although not the most salacious allegations about Trump and his Russia ties.
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It's the thoughtless stare — agape, gawking, able to absorb only the most salacious aspects of the story — that leads to the quick high and nauseating crash of outrage.
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Although prosecutors had once accused her of offering up sex in exchange for political influence, the most salacious details of the case against her were later quietly walked back.
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The most salacious elements of the dossier are unproven, yet many of the allegations contained in the memos have held up over time, or at least proven partially true.
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The most salacious thing was that it might have been a copycat crime, comparing the bludgeoning to a stabbing that had occurred against tennis star Monica Seles nine months prior.
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It was the frustration that our campaign had with getting real news sources to really push and look at — maybe not the most salacious issues that were in the report.
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While Awan, a former congressional I.T. aide, is under FBI investigation and faces fraud charges, as of right now, there is no evidence that the most salacious accusations are true.
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Yet some parts of the document have held up to over a year's worth of scrutiny, and its most salacious detail persists, never far out of reach from any conversation online.
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While the Steele dossier has turned into a political football -- and the most salacious parts of it have never been confirmed -- it remains one of the seminal documents of this investigation.
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On a day of unverified allegations, it's worth mentioning that the denizens of notorious online message board 4Chan are taking credit for the most salacious of claims made in the memos:
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When The Guardian, a British newspaper, managed to get its hands on a copy of the book, excerpting some of its most salacious claims in a news article posted online on Jan.
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The most salacious findings in the dossier, based on information collected from sources inside and outside the Kremlin by a Fusion GPS contractor, the former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele, remain uncorroborated.
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Some of the most salacious, tragic and infamous controversies of Bill Clinton's presidency are being revisited, yet again, as the paper trail phase of Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court ramps up.
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It's been an irresistible sell to plenty of publishers, but it's also been an eyesore for many of them and a race to the bottom in terms of selling the most salacious headlines.
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While the most salacious allegations in the dossier haven't been verified, its broad assertion that Russia waged a campaign to interfere in the election is now accepted as fact by the US intelligence community.
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In its most salacious allegation, the document said that the Russian government had a tape of Mr. Trump watching prostitutes urinate on one another during a trip to Moscow for the 2013 Miss Universe Pageant.
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In the time since, despite the dossier's most salacious allegations still going unverified, its broad assertion that Russia waged a campaign to interfere in the election is now accepted as fact by the US intelligence community.
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Other parts of the dossier remain unsubstantiated, or nearly impossible to verify, such as its most salacious charge: that the Russians have a video of Mr. Trump cavorting with prostitutes in a Moscow hotel in 2013.
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Saturday Night Live tested the limits of how many jokes about genitalia it could stuff inside a six and a half minute cold open while digging into the most salacious bits of Jeff Bezos' recent extortion claims.
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An affair: The most salacious admission was Gates's testimony that he did indeed have an extramarital "relationship" 10 years ago, which involved big spending on first-class flights and hotel stays and paying for an apartment in London.
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"For the network to take the most salacious part when taken out of context and put it up online — for people who didn't see the whole interview — is very upsetting to me," she said in the Instagram video.
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At the news conference, Mr. Burr said investigators had "hit a wall" in their work on the dossier, which holds some of the most salacious allegations of collusion, because its author, Christopher Steele, would not meet with the committee.
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Russian meddling in the 22014 election While Trump and his supporters have seized on the most salacious, uncorroborated claims to discredit the dossier as a "pile of garbage," much of Steele's memos focused on Russia's role interfering in the 2016 election.
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On Monday night, a Washington fixture met the woman at the center of one of the Trump era's most salacious scandals when Sally Quinn hosted an event at Politics and Prose bookstore in D.C. to promote Stormy Daniels's Full Disclosure.
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As Omarosa dominates the news cycle with her bombshell claims and recordings from the heart of the Trump administration, some of the most salacious stories from her new book "Unhinged" have been challenged by those who allegedly witnessed them happen.
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Comey also went there on the most salacious rumors in the infamous dossier prepared by a former British spy for the President's political opponents in the US, and which, also without hard evidence, started the idea the Russians could have something on Trump.
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All told, there's a tremendous appetite and an increasingly robust infrastructure for strong investigative journalism that ferrets out the most salacious secrets of Silicon Valley, from its invisible algorithms to its data-sharing partnerships to its cutthroat personalities to its backroom politics.
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When Butina pleaded guilty in December to one count of conspiracy to act as an agent of a foreign official, the government had already begun walking back some of its most salacious claims -- although not before they had attracted widespread media attention.
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Schiller is expected to face questions about a 85033 trip Trump made to Moscow for the Miss Universe pageant — the location of many of the most salacious allegations in a shadowy 35-page dossier put together as opposition research into then-candidate Trump.
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She also said the media's focus has often zoomed straight to the most salacious parts of her story, and she wishes they would focus more on the racial aspect of her allegations, such as how Weinstein used pervasive stereotypes about Chinese people to victimize her.
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" On the most salacious allegations in the Steele dossier: "I honestly never thought these words would come out of my mouth, but I don't know whether the current president of the United States was with prostitutes peeing on each other in Moscow in 2013.
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The latest filings make no mention of the most salacious accusations against Ms. Butina — that she used sex as spycraft — and she instead comes across as the tool of powerful men who helped her to infiltrate the National Rifle Association and the Republican Party.
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His most recent ad focuses on the most salacious details stemming from allegations against Mr. Menendez during his last re-election campaign: that he and his friend, Dr. Salomon Melgen, a wealthy Florida doctor, frequently hired underage prostitutes while vacationing in the Dominican Republic.
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Uber's lawyers have been pushing back on the claims over the past several weeks, questioning why Waymo isn't suing Levandowski instead and saying that the most salacious claims of the lawsuit should be moot based on the binding arbitration clauses in Levandowski's employment contract with Google.
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The most salacious theory, and the one favored by Western critics, is that absorbing Belarus is all part of Putin's retirement—or non-retirement—plan: While the Russian constitution bars Putin from serving two consecutive terms, a new union constitution could enable him to serve beyond 2024.
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If Putin had a tape of the president-elect cavorting with Russian prostitutes — one of the most salacious accusations in the unsubstantiated dossier about Trump prepared by a former British spy and controversially published by BuzzFeed last week — confirming its existence publicly would ruin its usefulness as blackmail material.
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The 2013 trip is of particular interest to investigators because it provided the backdrop for one of the most salacious allegations in a dossier of opposition research compiled during the election claiming a broad conspiracy between the Trump campaign and the Russian government to aid Mr. Trump's candidacy.
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Prosecutors had already been forced to back off the most salacious accusations against Ms. Butina — that she used sex as spycraft — and acknowledged in court filings this week that she genuinely wanted a graduate degree, and was not simply posing as a student to live in the United States.
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In his handling of the Wolff book -- the legal action, the White House statement, the tweets -- President Trump not only seems to be choosing the Nixonian way of handling criticism but is also effectively selling copy after copy of a book he despises by making the most salacious excerpts ring true.
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""For the network to take the most salacious part, when taken out of context, and put it up online, for people who didn't see the whole interview is very upsetting to me and is something I'm going to have to deal with them," she said, promising a "very intense discussion about that.
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Among the book's most salacious allegations were that former White House advisor Steve Bannon called Trump's oldest daughter Ivanka "dumb as a brick" and his son Donald Jr. "treasonous," that Trump repeatedly tried to have sex with his friends' wives, and that "everyone around him" questions his intelligence and fitness for office.
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For their SS17 collection, "You're just a toy"—which showed just a couple months before the American presidential election—Pfohl and Li created their most salacious work to date, with garments that featured photoshopped patches of Donald Trump engaging in explicit sexual acts, like getting pegged or receiving a golden shower (warning, link is NSFW).
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Runtime: one hour Debuted: Thursday, September 22, at 210 pm on ABC There are better new dramas than Notorious, ABC's series about the inner workings of the cable news industry, the showrunner who helms a particularly influential program within that industry (played by Piper Perabo), and the high-level connections that get her the most salacious stories.
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Jurors and ordinary American citizens are fed up with out-of-control media that seem to believe that once the title of "newsworthy" is arbitrarily attached to an event or a person, the First Amendment will protect the publication of even the most salacious and offensive material that can be dredged up by sifting through celebrity mud.
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The arrest of Mr. Avenatti, who in a separate case was charged by federal prosecutors in California with bank and wire fraud, was the latest development in a spectacular fall by a lawyer who is known for orbiting and representing an array of celebrities and who has been central to some of the most salacious headlines about Mr. Trump.
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At the core of Thompson's theory is the "We live in a culture where there's enormous pressure to be aware of and to like new things, to be aware of new songs, to see new movies, to read new books, to seek out new ideas, to be up on the hottest fashion or the most salacious thing happening on Twitter," Thompson says.
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If the allegations that crew members were warned that the victim couldn't consent and failed to stop what was happening are true, they reflect a larger corrosive culture: one that encourages reality shows and everyone involved in them, from the crew members to the contestants to the producers, to get the most salacious material possible while turning a blind eye to common decency.
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In "Crime in Progress," their new book recounting the genesis and afterlife of the so-called Steele dossier, Simpson and Fritsch said they "played down" the most "salacious" anecdote in the memos — that the Kremlin may have a videotape of Donald Trump asking prostitutes to urinate on a bed in the Moscow Ritz-Carlton — in order to emphasize their forensic work in following the money.
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Pamela Blackard, who had been working with Jones at the registration desk for the conference, said she noticed Clinton "starting intently" at Jones before the incident, heard a state trooper tell Jones that the governor wanted to see her, and spoke to a "shaking" Jones about what had happened immediately afterward (though it was later revealed that Jones only told Blackard the most salacious parts of the allegation days after the fact, not immediately).
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The Obama-era intelligence chief stressed that while the most "salacious" claims in the dossier have not been proven to be true, "more and more" of the dossier's other allegations about President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and his allies' ties to Russia have been backed up over time.
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In it, Willy Castello's character, about to be executed, reviews his life of crime. This is the device used to include some of the most salacious scenes from the Willis Kent Studio exploitation films.
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Slant Magazine. Retrieved on 2010-06-09. The New York Times writer Jon Caramanica commended the album's production, but ultimately expressed a negative response towards Lil Jon's lyrics, writing "he retains his trademark ignorance and indignation: plenty of the most salacious material here is his own... he’s back to noisily asserting primacy through fight chants".Caramanica, Jon.
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Although she has presented herself as a conservative, innocent person so as to snare a conservative husband, her actions with Selden reveal her pretense. She exaggerates the extent of her relationship with Percy until everyone at Bellomont thinks an engagement between them is imminent. Bertha still has feelings for Lawrence notwithstanding her recent breakup with him. As she notices Selden's fondness for Lily, she decides to sabotage Lily's budding romance with Percy by filling him in on the most salacious and scandalous rumors about Lily's card-playing and past romantic life.
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Fourteen years ago, in 2006, according to Mark Halperin, "Drudge's coverage affects the media's political coverage", effectively steering the media's political coverage towards what Halperin calls "the most salacious aspects of American politics". In The Way To Win, a book written by Halperin and John Harris, Drudge is called "the Walter Cronkite of his era". Democratic Party strategist Chris Lehane also said in 2006 "phones start ringing" whenever Drudge breaks a story, and Mark McKinnon, a former media advisor to George W. Bush, said that he checked the site 30–40 times per day. Wallsten analyzed the data derived from a detailed content analysis of print, broadcast and blog discussions during the last five weeks of the 2008 campaign.
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According to Rice's email, during the meeting, President Obama stressed that the continuing investigation should be handled "by the book" and that he was not "asking about, initiating, or instructing anything from a law enforcement perspective". The email also stated that Obama directed them to be "mindful to ascertain if there is any reason that we cannot share information fully as it relates to Russia" with members of the incoming administration. On January 6, Comey, Clapper, Brennan, and Rogers briefed President-elect Trump on the intelligence report. Before the briefing, it was planned that Comey would separately brief Trump on the most salacious aspects of the Steele dossier "in the most discreet and least embarrassing way".
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Critics reacted positively to the album, much like their review on the original. All reviews noted that the album is still enjoyable, 25 years on. AllMusic explains, "... 'Wanna Be Startin' Somethin and 'Billie Jean' remain startling in their futuristic funk and 'Baby Be Mine' ... sounds positively incandescent ..." Rolling Stone gave it a full five stars while giving the original only four, saying: "Thriller [25] has MJ at his breathiest and most salacious ('PYT'), and his most beautifully fragile ('Human Nature', so open and brave it makes 'She's Out of My Life' seem phony)". MTV said, "... it's pretty rare to see a reissue loaded with as much contemporary appeal as this one", and reacted positively to the new tracks, calling them "silver bars".
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In 1886, Moore, who was then the chief engineer of the city Fire Department, was the Republican candidate for California Secretary of State. He lost the November election to the Democratic William C. Hendricks, 45.8% against 48.8% after the Los Angeles Times printed a graphic story concerning a November 1885 night that Moore had allegedly spent in the company of three other "gilded young men"Los Angeles Times, October 1, 1886, page 1 and four prostitutes: > . . . the unsavory apartments over Bob Eckert's saloon on Court Street were > the scene of an orgie such as even the most salacious pen of ancient Rome > never dared describe. . . . The four drunken male brutes and three of the > four drunken female brutes were sprawled, almost nude, all in the most > atrocious attitudes, about the front room. . . .
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Director of National Intelligence James Clapper On the afternoon of January 6, 2017, the ODNI published the declassified edition of the report titled Assessing Russian Activities and Intentions in Recent US Elections, less than one month after the Obama administration had requested a thorough review. Earlier in the day, FBI director James Comey, CIA director John Brennan, NSA director Mike Rogers, and Director of National Intelligence James Clapper briefed President-elect Donald Trump on the classified findings of the intelligence community during a meeting at Trump Tower, and then Comey privately briefed Trump about the most salacious allegations in the Steele dossier. On Tuesday, January 4, Trump tweeted that "the briefing was delayed until Friday", even though no briefing had been scheduled for Tuesday, and he insinuated that information was being withheld from him. After being briefed, Trump called the meeting "constructive" but Comey would later claim that Trump's reaction had disturbed him, compelling him to document the conversation in a memo.
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