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BIG NEWS! 253 pages!

Intel Committee Publishes Russia Report

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intelligence.house.gov/news/documents…

“The Intelligence Community has finished its declassification review of the House Intelligence Committee’s Russia investigation final report. Given the substantial public interest at stake, the Committee is publishing the redacted version we’ve received. However, we object to...

the excessive and unjustified number of redactions, many of which do not relate to classified information. The Committee will convey our objections to the appropriate agencies and looks forward to publishing a less redacted version in the near future.”

Link to download:
intelligence.house.gov/UploadedFiles/…

During interactions with the media, Gucdfer 2.0 denied any relationship with the Russian government and claimed to be Romanian. However, when pressed to explain how he hacked into the DNC in his native Romanian language,

he failed to demonstrate fluency. Gucclfer 2.0 terminated the Interview when challenged on this point

The Trump campaign did not receive a general counterintelligence briefing until August 2016, and even then, it was never specifically notified about Papadopoulos, Page, Manafort, or General Flynn's Russia ties

YUGE!

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In the course of witness interviews, reviews of document productions, and investigative efforts...

extending well over a year, the Committee did not find any evidence of collusion, conspiracy, or coordination between the Trump campaign and the Russians

While the Committee found that several of the contacts between Trump associates and Russians or their proxies, including Wikileaks were illadvised, the Committee did not determine that Trump or anyone associated with him assisted Russia's active measures campaign.

Finding #25: When asked directty, none of the interviewed witnesses provided evidence of collusion, coordination, or conspiracy between the Trump campaign and the Russian government.

This is interesting, never trumpers:

Finding #27: The Republican national security establishment's opposition to candidate Trump created opportunities for two less-experienced individuals with pro-Russia views to serve as campaign advisors: George Papadopoulos and Carter Page.

The opposition to Trump's candidacy by the vast majority of the conservative national securitv establishment paved the way for lesser-known individuals, such as the then 28-year-old Papadopoulos, to join the Trump campaign.

Page was another unknown brought into the periphery of the Trump
campaign to fill the vacuum left by more experienced national security specialists who were unwilling to adivise candidate Trump.

There is no evidence that anyone on the Trump campaign was aware of Page's past ties to Russian intelligence services-or Papadopoulos' more recent contacts with a Russian-connected professor-when these two individuals were included among the advisors that were publicly announced

on March 21. In fact, as Kushner candidly put it, "we put together that list because we were getting a lot of pressure from the rmedia to put out a list of foreign policy advisers.'

Finding #28: The change in the
Republican Party platform regarding Ukraine resulted in a stronger position against Russia, not a weaker one, and there is no evidence that Paul Manafort was involved.

Finding #29: There is no evidence that Trump associates were involved in the theft or publication of Clinton campaign-related emails, although Trump associates had numerous ill-advised contacts with Wikileaks.

Calling out a leak:

Donald Trump Jr.: During the course of-the Committee's interview with Trump Jr., a news report from CNN appeared online claiming he was given a pre-release notification of a Wikileaks release of Podesta emails.

The article appeared at 1:01 p.m., while Trump Jr. was still being interviewed by the Committee behind closed doors, which
concluded at 5:51 p.m

Finding #31: George Papadopoulos' attempts to leverage his Russian contacts to facilitate meetings between the Trump campaign and Russians was unsuccessful.

Finding #32: Donald Trump Jr., Jared Kushner, and Paul Manafort attended a June 9, 2016, meeting at Trump Tower where they expected to receive-but did not ultimately obtain-derogatory information on candidate Clinton from Russian sources.

Veselnitskaya, Samochornov,
Kavcdadze, and Akhmetshin met for lunch before the Trump Tower meeting. During lunch, there was a discussion regarding the Trump Tower meeting. Veselnitskaya shared an approximately 10-page document in Russian to provide the lunch attendees...

with a synopsis of what would be discussed at the meeting, a summary that contained much of the same information as a similar document reportedly shared with Russian prosecutor generaI Yuri Chaika. Based on this discussion, the lunch attendees believed the Trump Tower meeting...

was about the Magnltsky Act. The lunch attendees then met Goldstone at Trump Tower shortly before the meeting. They proceeded to the 25th Floor where they met Trump Jr., and he led the group to a conference room.

HAHAHA!

Finding #35: Possible Russian efforts to set up a "back channel" with Trump associates after the election suggest the absence of collusion during the campaign, since the communication associated with collusion would have rendered such a "back channel" unnecessary.

Pg 87 Clinton Campaign

Using a series of intermediaries, the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and Hillary for America (Clinton campaign) paid a research firm to conduct opposition research on candidate Trump and his ties with Russia.

As part of this effort, research from numerous purported RU sources was obtained and provided to the Clinton campaign, thereby constituting indirect, but substantial, links "between Russia and individuals associated with political campaigns" relevant to the 2016 U.S. election.

Bombshell!

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As described below, Fusion was hired in spring 2016 by -redacted-who represented the DNC and the Clinton campaign.

Fusion was paid to conduct opposition research on candidate Trump. Fusion subsequently hired Christopher Steele as a subcontractor to obtain information from sources purported to be current and former Russian government officials

HERE IT IS

Finding #36: Prior to conducting opposition research targeting candidate Trump's business dealings, Fusion GPS conducted research benefitting Russian interests.

FusionGPS represented the DNC and Clinton Campaign "conducted research benefitting Russian interests"