[snakechopper]

I doubt the FBI would’ve taken “orders” from candidate Trump.

[Paladin2]

Uh, that would be Comey and McCabe.

Book ‘em Dano...

[gibsonguy]

I think there is no chance but if this was true and could be proved, talk about prayers answered. I also would not be surprised if it was true. I also believe if everything was reversed this guy would be on every network proof or not.

[rx]

If we put them in a police line-up, do you think you could identify the ones that offered you the money, Yevgeniy?

[SpaceBar]

Not sure how credible this report is, but this guy is claiming that the FBI attempted to bribe him to help frame Trump.

[blueplum]

interesting. And fits with the FBI paying money to Steele.

[Jyotishi]

The FBI offering bribes? Impossible.

[gaijin]

[aces]

yea the whole bunch needs purging, enemies of the state by power hungry madmen

[chief lee runamok]

If Russian Hacker Yevgeniy Nikulin could undeniably prove his accusations regarding the fbi, he should be rewarded one million dollars and American citizenship

[Dapper 26]

I do not believe “candidate” Trump would have influenced the FBI to do ANYTHING. Besides, if he did, I’m sure the FBI would have “leaked” this long ago. I find more credibility in the story that the FBI tried to bribe this Russian to implicate Trump.

[bankwalker]

I seem to remember hearing about this months ago.

[MarMema]

Love this. And I believe it too.

[shanover]

Russia,Russia,Russia 24/7 until Trump is removed.

[SaxxonWoods]

We are in that “area” my uncle the spook used to talk about.

“When things get a little crazy you won’t know what’s real and what’s not, and you will probably never find out.”

[stinkerpot65]

Sadly believable.

[maxwellsmart_agent]

Notice that the main news contributors here in this country will not touch this one.

[skimbell]

"...You will have to declare that you have broken Hillory Clinton’s mailbox for D. Trump on the orders of V. Putin, you must agree to extradition to the USA, here we will remove all the accusations we will give you Apartment and money, American citizenship “- I refused..."

Right...29 y.o. Russian used car salesman that's being hassled for a $3500 WebMoney scam in Russia, offered U.S. citizenship, an apartment, $1M cash (read that somewhere), and a fixed Hillary Hacking charge and he says...No Thanks!

I don't know...maybe color me skeptical?

[R_Kangel]

.... Ya ... This story came out a few months ago and nothing came of it. The Russian investigation exists solely to prove that Trump and the election were compromised by the Russians, not to prove his innocence. This lead and story would not benefit their objective.