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World / 25 October 2017
Clinton camp helped fund ‘dirty dossier’ on Trump
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HILLARY CLINTON’S presidential campaign funded research into the now infamous “dirty dossier” on President Donald Trump.

The Associated Press news agency said on Tuesday night that it had received a copy of a letter from an unnamed “person familiar with the matter.”

The letter detailed how Marc Elias, a lawyer for the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and Ms Clinton’s unsuccessful presidential campaign, and his legal firm Perkins Coie acted as a broker for the deal.

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