"Like in the classic film, 'Absence of Malice,' there isn't much legal protection against defamation, especially for public figures," J.D. Gordon, a national security analyst on One America News, told The Washington Times. "While Christopher Steele and others closely associated with his anti-Trump dossier have seen their reputations destroyed, that's likely the extent of justice they will face."
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