Title: FBI probing alleged Trump campaign collusion with Russia | Daily Mail Online
Headings: FBI director rocks White House by confirming investigation into whether Trump campaign colluded with Russia's spies - and says Putin DID want to help Trump beat Clinton
FBI director rocks White House by confirming investigation into whether Trump campaign colluded with Russia's spies - and says Putin DID want to help Trump beat Clinton
Comey confirms FBI's investigating alleged Russian interference
Comey says 'no information to support Trump's wiretap claims'
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer ripped the idea of collusion.
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Content: Comey declined multiple efforts by lawmakers to get him to reveal whether specific individuals were being looked at as part of the probe, and explained that normal procedure is not to even confirm the existence of an investigation. 'I know that is extremely frustrating to some folks, but it is the way it has to be,' he said. He noted that the existence of an investigation doesn't mean charges will be brought. Top panel Democrat Adam Schiff of California spoke at length about a list of Trump campaign Russia ties, after pointing to what he called 'circumstantial evidence' of collusion with Russia over the weekend. Comey confirms FBI's investigating alleged Russian interference
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'In early July, Carter Page, someone candidate Trump identified as one of his national security advisors, travels to Moscow on a trip approved by the Trump campaign. While in Moscow, he gives a speech critical of the United States and other western countries for what he believes is a hypocritical focus on democratization and efforts to fight corruption,' Schiff said, before bringing up the 'dirty dossier.' 'According to Christopher Steele, a former British intelligence officer who is reportedly held in high regard by U.S. Intelligence, Russian sources tell him that Page has also had a secret meeting with Igor Sechin, CEO of Russian gas giant Rosneft. Sechin is reported to be a former KGB agent and close friend of Putin's.