Mueller Exonerates Trump, But ‘Russiagate’ Will Not Die

by admin in Dr. Ron Paul
Today’s extraordinary release of the Mueller Report tracks closely with Attorney General Barr’s recent summary: no collusion between the Trump campaign or any American with the Russians to help get Trump elected. Do not expect this to improve relations with Russia, however. There are poison pills in the report that ensure the push to war with Russia – in Europe, the Middle East, and Latin America – will continue. Investigative reporter Anya Parampil joins today’s Liberty Report.

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