FBIによるスティール文書の主張を裏付ける努力は中断されたものの、ある程度の進展があり、より多くの情報が出てくるにつれて、その主張の裏付け状況は時間とともに変化してきた。一部の主張は公に裏付けられているが、他の主張はもっともらしいものの具体的に確認されておらず、また、後から考えると疑わしいものの厳密には否定されていないものもある。[ b ]一部の人は、これらの主張を陰謀論の一部だと述べている。[ c ]
"FBI had begun efforts to corroborate accusations within the dossier in the fall of 2016, an effort that progressed slowly through the winter and into the spring of 2017. When the SCO began work in May 2017, however, all those efforts ceased at FBI."[270]:852
"On standup of the SCO, the Committee lost access to all relevant information regarding FBI's efforts to verify the dossier, as it did with all information the SCO declared to touch its 'equities'."[270]:903
"FBI also made efforts to corroborate the information in the dossier memos, but the Committee found that attempt lacking in both thoroughness and rigor. The FBI pursued FISA coverage of Carter Page in October 2016, including information from the dossier, but at the time it had very little information on Steele's subsources or corroboration of Steele's information."[270]:902
"[In May 2017,] the SCO began its work and FBI halted efforts on the dossier."[270]:907
Corroboration status: While the dossier played a significant role in initially highlighting the general friendliness between Trump and the Putin administration, the corroboration status of specific allegations is highly variable. Some allegations have been publicly corroborated, while some others are plausible but not specifically confirmed, and yet others are dubious in retrospect but not strictly disproven. The following allegations have been publicly corroborated by U.S. intelligence agencies, the January 2017 ODNI report,[271] and the Mueller report:[272]
"The Russian government was working to get Mr. Trump elected."[a]
Russia sought "to cultivate people in Trump's orbit".[a]
Some other allegations are plausible but not specifically confirmed,[279][280] and some are dubious in retrospect but not strictly disproven.[281][282][283]
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