Donald Trump was worried that his wife Melania might believe that the infamous ‘golden showers’ allegation in the Christopher Steele dossier was true, so he pressured James Comey and the …
Trump was worried that Melania might think the infamous ‘golden showers’ allegation in the Christopher Steele dossier was true, so he pressured James Comey to investigate the allegation, Comey’s book says
The “pee tape” incident appeared in the dossier of intelligence information compiled by former British intelligence agent and Russia expert Christopher Steele. In the dossier, Steele reported that sources told him Trump had paid prostitutes at the Moscow Ritz Carlton Hotel in 2013 to perform a “golden showers” show for him, urinating on a bed previously slept in by President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama during an earlier state visit to Moscow. The incident was filmed by Russian intelligence agents and the recording was kept by the Russians as possible blackmail material against Trump, the dossier says.
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Comey warned Trump that if the FBI opened an investigation into the “golden showers thing,” the media might be able to report that Trump was under investigation personally, the former FBI director wrote. Trump acknowledged that Comey “might be right,” but told Comey to consider opening the investigation regardless, the book says.
Comey, in his book, then added one of numerous personal comments about Trump, asking, “In what kind of marriage, to what kind of man, does a spouse conclude there is only a 99 percent chance her husband didn’t do that?”
According to a report by NBC News, which also examined an advance copy of Comey’s book, the former FBI director includes many more “strikingly personal jabs… that appear likely to irritate” Trump, such as his description of Trump as having “bright white half-moons” under his eyes, from Trump’s use of tanning goggles, Comey assumes.
He also notes the much-discussed size of Trump’s hands, concluding that they are “smaller than mine, but did not seem unusually so.”
