'Not Into Golden Showers': Trump Shoots Down 'Pee Tape' Allegations at GOP Retreat, Says Media

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While the existence of the “pee tape” – allegedly showing Trump acting in the role of a voyeur watching prostitutes urinate on a hotel bed – was mentioned in a so-called 'Steele dossier', but has not been actually confirmed.
The former US president, Donald Trump, has recently addressed allegations first made years ago, about him hiring prostitutes to urinate on a bed at the Moscow Ritz-Carlton, where his presidential predecessor, two-term US President Barack Obama once slept.
According to the Washington Post, Trump delivered the remark in question at the National Republican Senatorial Committee retreat in Palm Beach on Thursday.
"I’m not into golden showers," Trump said, as quoted by the newspaper. "You know the great thing, our great first lady — ‘That one,’ she said, ‘I don’t believe that one.'"

'The Pee Tape'

The existence of the so called “pee tape” was mentioned, but never confirmed, in a so called Steele dossier, a 35-page document compiled and produced in 2016 by ex-MI6 agent Christopher Steele, written for the private investigative firm Fusion GPS, that was itself hired by an attorney for the Clinton campaign to investigate Trump.
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The unverified dossier, leaked to and published by BuzzFeed in January 2017, contained multiple allegations of collaboration between Russian operatives and the Trump campaign members.
An investigation by US Special Counsel Robert Mueller failed, however, to confirm Steele's claims, admitting that there had been no "direct evidence" that the Trump campaign colluded with Russia.
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