Inevitably some faction of the collusion crazies will claim that Trump sabotaged the report, and I've even seen one commentator speculate that "Vladimir Putin got to Mueller." No word then on why Putin did nothing to prevent a few dozen Russians from being indicted by Mueller.
There was no Russian collusion with the Trump campaign - but there was plenty of collusion between Ukraine and the Clinton campaign.
We extensively documented those connections in our book Spygate, and just as the books' central thesis of no collusion between Trump and Russia was just vindicated, as were our theories about Ukraninan collusion.
Ukraine's top prosecutor Yurii Lutsenko divulged in an interview that he has opened an investigation into whether his country's law enforcement apparatus intentionally leaked financial records during the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign about then-Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort in an effort to sway the election in favor of Hillary Clinton.
On August 19, 2016, Manafort resigned from the Trump campaign after The New York Times reported that Ukraine's Anti-Corruption Bureau found a black ledger in a bank vault abandoned by Viktor Yanukovych, showing $12 million in cash transactions related to Manafort.
In America, the DNC's Alexandra Chalupa became the driving force in pushing the collusion narrative as soon as Manafort joined the Trump campaign.
If there's a case for collusion to be made, it's not with Russia.
https://bongino.com/as-muellers-probe-dies-the-real-collusion-scandal-explodes/
There was no Russian collusion with the Trump campaign - but there was plenty of collusion between Ukraine and the Clinton campaign.
We extensively documented those connections in our book Spygate, and just as the books' central thesis of no collusion between Trump and Russia was just vindicated, as were our theories about Ukraninan collusion.
Ukraine's top prosecutor Yurii Lutsenko divulged in an interview that he has opened an investigation into whether his country's law enforcement apparatus intentionally leaked financial records during the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign about then-Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort in an effort to sway the election in favor of Hillary Clinton.
On August 19, 2016, Manafort resigned from the Trump campaign after The New York Times reported that Ukraine's Anti-Corruption Bureau found a black ledger in a bank vault abandoned by Viktor Yanukovych, showing $12 million in cash transactions related to Manafort.
In America, the DNC's Alexandra Chalupa became the driving force in pushing the collusion narrative as soon as Manafort joined the Trump campaign.
If there's a case for collusion to be made, it's not with Russia.
https://bongino.com/as-muellers-probe-dies-the-real-collusion-scandal-explodes/
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