That's funny and not surprising that your go-to is fox news. Its that or RACIST!!!! That's the standard response from the TDS infected. But at least you made a response. LOL Sounds like you know more about Fox news than I do. I watch exactly 0 fox news.
But yes. A summary. The Klinton campaign and/or the DNC paid some shitbags to spy on the Trump campaign. Remember how Trump was mocked after he claimed that his wires were tapped? Another conspiracy theory that was neither conspiracy nor theory. So, said shitbags paid Steele, after the money went thru several channels IE Opposition research, Perkins Coie, etc, to make up the pee pee tapes and the infamous steele dossier. Then a shitbag went to the FBI and lied (look it up. There have been charges filed, and indictment and a guilty plea) about the Trump campaign and Russia. The FBI launched an investigation and the gave Hilary the chance to go on twitter and some of the propaganda outlets and spout off RUSSIA RUSSIA RUSSIA. Then the fake news ran with it for about, what, 3 years? I'm know that isn't exactly what the cnn article says, but what do you expect? What's funny is this is old news. Many people knew all this 3 -4 years ago. But the fake news sat on it. I guess they were making sure that it was true. They have journalistic integrity to uphold. LOL
Here, give us your summary of the situation.
The Clinton campaign and the DNC will be forced to pay $8,000 and $105,000 respectively for mislabeling payments that ultimately went to Fusion GPS.
nypost.com
You report a lot like Fox News does. Give the pictures without telling the story...or vice versa. Just depending on which works better to deceive the public.
I assume that you READ the article...would you care to tell us what it says...a little summary maybe.
Federal election regulators fined Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign and the Democratic National Committee earlier this month for not properly disclosing the money they spent on controversial opposition research that led to the infamous Trump-Russia dossier.
www.cnn.com