Former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton appeared on an NBC show over the weekend, but was not asked about a major development involving her campaign and the infamous dossier compiled by ex-British spy Christopher Steele. Clinton, 74, was the Democrat nominee for president in 2016, but she ultimately lost to Donald Trump. Before the election, Clinton’s campaign and the Democratic National Committee paid Steele through a law firm to compile the dossier, which was full of unsubstantiated, salacious allegations concerning Trump and his alleged links to Russia. The payments were labeled as “legal services” or “legal and compliance consulting.” Addressing complaints that the payments weren’t reported correctly, the Federal Election Commission found probable cause the campaign and committee violated federal law. The parties agreed to settle the case and pay fines, according to documents made public on March 30. Just days later, Clinton appeared on NBC’s “Meet the Press.” Despite talking …