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Two years from now, give or take, here's what the report will say:
1. The Russians did intend to interfere with the election by fake news, releasing emails to Wikileaks and other various "dirty tricks." They did not necessarily want President Trump to win, they just wanted chaos. They did a good job with this.
2. Some Trump staffers (Manafort, Flynn) had financial relationships with Russians or their surrogates. But at no time was there an explicit quid pro quo of any kind in return for the Russian dollars. Specifically, no Trump aide sought election help from the Russians. The Russians were just trying to work to have a good relationship with Trump's staff, and the money for consulting, etc. was basically how the game was played.
3. At no time was President Trump in any way shape or form seeking help from the Russians in the election.
4. Trump Enterprises probably benefited from Russian dollars over the years, through business transactions. Nothing nefarious, probably bank loans etc.
5. President Trump could've handled the whole Comey/investigation thing better. He was peevish and thin skinned about how the investigation was going, but he never intended to obstruct the investigation. He just thought it was stupid. He took out his anger on Comey, which was not optimal, but it is not criminal either.
6. President Trump should not have given intelligence to the Russian ambassador, nor should he have told his inner thoughts about Comey and the Russian investigation to them. This is the kind of information that foreign operatives work incredibly hard to get, to understand what the POTUS is really thinking, and President Trump gave it to them on a silver platter. BUT, this was more of a rookie mistake than it was a crime, and so no criminal prosecution of any kind is warranted.
7. At the end of the day, it is for the voters to decide how bad this entire thing was, not for the courts. And so, after 2 exhausting years of investigation (and assuming that President Trump learns from his rookie mistakes), the investigation will end.
Don't question me, because Nostradimbus sees all.
1. The Russians did intend to interfere with the election by fake news, releasing emails to Wikileaks and other various "dirty tricks." They did not necessarily want President Trump to win, they just wanted chaos. They did a good job with this.
2. Some Trump staffers (Manafort, Flynn) had financial relationships with Russians or their surrogates. But at no time was there an explicit quid pro quo of any kind in return for the Russian dollars. Specifically, no Trump aide sought election help from the Russians. The Russians were just trying to work to have a good relationship with Trump's staff, and the money for consulting, etc. was basically how the game was played.
3. At no time was President Trump in any way shape or form seeking help from the Russians in the election.
4. Trump Enterprises probably benefited from Russian dollars over the years, through business transactions. Nothing nefarious, probably bank loans etc.
5. President Trump could've handled the whole Comey/investigation thing better. He was peevish and thin skinned about how the investigation was going, but he never intended to obstruct the investigation. He just thought it was stupid. He took out his anger on Comey, which was not optimal, but it is not criminal either.
6. President Trump should not have given intelligence to the Russian ambassador, nor should he have told his inner thoughts about Comey and the Russian investigation to them. This is the kind of information that foreign operatives work incredibly hard to get, to understand what the POTUS is really thinking, and President Trump gave it to them on a silver platter. BUT, this was more of a rookie mistake than it was a crime, and so no criminal prosecution of any kind is warranted.
7. At the end of the day, it is for the voters to decide how bad this entire thing was, not for the courts. And so, after 2 exhausting years of investigation (and assuming that President Trump learns from his rookie mistakes), the investigation will end.
Don't question me, because Nostradimbus sees all.
