Apparently, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban thinks his propaganda campaign to discredit Hungarian-born billionaire George Soros - Orban’s political archnemesis - hasn’t been sufficiently effective.
Update (10:35 pm ET): For what it's worth, Reuters has has "confirmed" the report after talking to a single source...
Reuters confirms CNN report that charges have been filed, citing a single source.
— Byron Tau (@ByronTau) October 28, 2017
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Over the past couple of days, various senior members of Hillary's team have all come forward to deny any knowledge that her campaign funds were used to pay for the now-infamous "Trump Dossier." Just yesterday, Clinton's former spokesman, Brian Fallon, appeared on CNN to imply that Hillary likely had no idea and John Podesta, Hillary's campaign Chair, apparently testified to congressional Russia investigators, presumably under oath, that he too was not aware of the controversial payments. Per CNN:
In what will probably be remembered as a footnote in the Congressional inquiries into the credibility of the infamous "Trump dossier", the mysterious Republican anti-Trump group that retained opposition research firm Fusion GPS during the Republican primary has finally been revealed.
More than nine months after the DOJ and a handful of Congressional committees launched probes into Russia's efforts to influence the election, President Donald Trump is finally pushing back by aiding Congressional Republicans' efforts to investigate the Clinton's Russia ties, which are as extensive than Trump's, if not more so.