Something called Fusion GPS. Just before it hired someone called Christopher Steele and came out with something called the Steele Dossier, it did its investigating of Donald Trump for a something called the Washington Free Beacon -- a wildly conservative publication.
This all started back when Trump was a Republican outsider. Once he became the presumptive nominee, the Free Beacon dropped Fusion GPS and Fusion GPS had to find someone else to fund its work against Donald Trump.
Enter someone called Hillary Clinton.
Here's what I wonder: With all the talk on what is in the Steele Dossier, why no mention of what was in the initial investigation?
Why?
In October 2017, the Free Beacon said "none of the work that the Free Beacon received appears in the Steele dossier." That would mean the Free Beacon did received work from Fusion GPS. What did the little publication do with it? Did they publish it? Or, as Trump gained steam and began to find acceptance with the mainstream in the Republican Party, did the Free Beacon decide to hold its fire?
Launched in 2012, the Free Beacon said it was "dedicated to uncovering the stories that the powers that be hope will never see the light of day."
Will the information that something called Fusion GPS gathered -- the information it gave to something called the Washington Free Beacon -- will that ever see the light of day?
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