Mr. Jordan. Okay. I want to come back to that. So, who

approached you?

Ms. Ohr. Nobody approached me.

Mr. Jordan. You approached Fusion?

Ms. Ohr. Yes.

Mr. Jordan. And how did that happen?

Ms. Ohr. I believe it was in September of 2015 that I read an article in the paper that mentioned Glenn Simpson. And I remembered because he had been a Wall Street Journal reporter working on things like Russian crime and corruption, so I recognized the name. I was underemployed at that time and I was looking for opportunities.

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'Insurance policy."

Mr. Jordan. No, I mean, did they actually physically give

you any documents, any electronic communications, anything at

that meeting –

Ms. Ohr. I don't recall receiving anything, no.

Mr. Jordan. And what did Mr. Steele say about Mr. – then

candidate Donald Trump and involvement in Russia and what Russia

may be doing? Do you recall what was said?

Ms. Ohr. He was very concerned that his research had led him

to the conclusion that Russian government figures had for a number

of years been promoting the potential – a potential presidency of

Donald Trump.

Mr. Jordan. Okay. So was the information given at that

meeting, would you say that was what became part of, again, the

now well-known document called the dossier.

Ms. Ohr. When I eventually read the dossier, I recognized

that argument in there.

Mr. Jordan. Okay. So you did read the dossier?

Ms. Ohr. When it became public.

Mr. Jordan. Not before?

Ms. Ohr. No.