In a fact-checking analysis by Glenn Kessler of the Washington Post, Levy Firestone Muse partner Joshua A. Levy offers comments on the Mueller Report’s substantiation of the Steele dossier, which was prepared by British intelligence officer Christopher Steele in 2016:
The Mueller Report substantiates the core reporting and many of the specifics in Christopher Steele’s 2016 memoranda, including that Trump campaign figures were secretly meeting Kremlin figures, that Russia was conducting a covert operation to elect Donald Trump, and that the aim of the Russian operation was to sow discord and disunity in the U.S. and within the Transatlantic Alliance… To our knowledge, nothing in the Steele memoranda has been disproven.
Read the full Washington Post analysis, “What the Steele dossier said vs. what the Mueller report said,” for a detailed breakdown of how the two documents compare.