Last fall, before the dossier was made public, the FBI reportedly reached out to Steele-who Trump has called a 'failed spy'-to potentially continue his work and keep digging up more intel on the then presidential candidate.

'I'm now going to be focusing my efforts on supporting the broader interests of our company here,' Steele continued. 'I'd like to say a warm thank you to everyone who sent me kind messages and support over the last few weeks.' Now, it looks the guy's coming back to his normal life, and his neighbor can stop feeding his cats. Steele didn't comment on the dossier directly, which was made public by BuzzFeed in January and alleged that Trump had ties to Russia and that his campaign associates colluded on the DNC hacks. Steele reportedly went into hiding after it was released. 'I'm really pleased to be back here working again at the Orbis's offices in London today,' Steele said in his brief statement to the press. According to the company's website, it works to provide 'strategic advice, mount intelligence-gathering operations, and conduct complex, often cross-border investigations,' which sounds like some freaky-ass shit disguised in jargon, but whatever. Steele put out a statement Tuesday announcing his plan to head back to Orbis, where he works as a director. Former British spy Christopher Steele-the guy who allegedly put together that explosive Trump dossier-is returning to work at London's Orbis Business Intelligence, the Telegraph reports. British ex-spy Christopher Steele must pay damages to two Alfa Bank partners for publishing inaccurate or misleading material in his infamous dossier, including claims the banks funneled illicit cash to Russian President Vladimir Putin, a British court ruled Wednesday.

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