In lengthy and sometimes contentious closed-door testimony on Capitol Hill on Wednesday, former top White House adviser Hope Hicks took a shot at the discredited Steele dossier, pointed out that "we have this thing called Google now," and even elicited some light-hearted laments from lawmakers when she reminded them she was in high school as recently as 2005.
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