The House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence voted along party lines on Thursday to formally end the panel’s Russia investigation and to release a report about the probe to the rest of Congress.
The 150-page report will now undergo a classification review by the intelligence community to determine what information must be redacted in the document. After it goes to Congress, the report will be made public. That is expected to happen within the next several weeks.
Committee Republicans announced last week that they had drafted the report and were planning on shutting down the Russia investigation.
After 73 witness interviews and a review of more than 300,000 documents, Republicans found no evidence that President Donald Trump’s campaign colluded with the Russian government during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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2 comments:
They will now try to find or bring up something else about OUR President... This type of BS will never end until he is out of office 7 years from now.
They need a special council to investigate the conspiracy to undermine an American President
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