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The 94-page document was declassified by the FBI on October 8
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It details how the FBI worked to determine the credibility of the claims put forward in the Steele dossier also dubbed the ‘golden showers’ dossier
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It consists of 73 pages of heavily redacted analysis and 21 pages of references
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Declassified documents show FBI relied heavily on ‘open source’ information
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News articles from Yahoo, Mother Jones, The Washington Post, Huffington Post, CNN and The New York Times were used to try to verify claims, it shows
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The dossier was produced by Christopher Steele, a former British spy for MI6
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The explosive document detailed Trump’s alleged ties to Russia and claimed the Kremlin had footage of Trump watching prostitutes urinate on a hotel bed
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The FBI investigated the claims made in the dossier after it was leaked in 2017
