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Representative [R] Arkansas. Val Demings U. Representative [D] Florida. Denny Heck U. Representative [D] Washington. Jim Himes U. Representative [D] Connecticut. Will Hurd U. Representative [R] Texas. Raja Krishnamoorthi U. Representative [D] Illinois. Sean Patrick Maloney U. Representative [D] New York. Robert S. Devin Nunes U. Representative [R] California. Mike Quigley U. John Ratcliffe U. Adam B. Schiff U.

Representative [D] California. Terri Sewell U. Representative [D] Alabama. Jackie Speier U. Elise Stefanik U. Representative [R] New York. Chris Stewart U. Representative [R] Utah. Eric Swalwell U. While Special Counsel Mueller found insufficient evidence to prove the crime of criminal conspiracy beyond a reasonable doubt, he refused to draw any conclusion on the issue of collusion — contrary to false representations made by Attorney General Bill Barr and others.

There is ample evidence of the corrupt interactions between the Trump campaign and Russia, both direct and circumstantial, in the record:. These transcripts should have been released long before now, but the White House held up their release to the public by refusing to allow the Intelligence Community to make redactions on the basis of classified information, rather than White House political interests.

Only now, and during a deadly pandemic, has the President released his hold on this damning information and evidence. But we are a country where the truth still matters and where right still matters. Our investigation into the Trump campaign, and the evidence we uncovered despite formidable obstruction, affirms that.

Home russiainvestigation. As part of its commitment to transparency, today the Committee is releasing fifty-seven transcripts of witness interviews during the course of the Russia inquiry, as well as additional relevant material, so that every American can see the facts and decide for themselves: Is this conduct ok? When news of the meeting was about to break, Trump and his son drafted a false statement for the press together in order to cover up the true purpose of the meeting.

Throughout the summer of , the Trump campaign and candidate Trump himself repeatedly sought damaging information on Clinton from Russia. Our transcripts show that numerous individuals affiliated with or working for the Trump campaign were in communication with individuals offering help to set up private backchannels with the Russian government.

Multiple witnesses sought to hide and cover up illicit activity related to Russia during the presidential campaign. One-time campaign advisor and close confidant to Trump, Roger Stone, has been sentenced to prison for lying to the Committee about his advanced knowledge of impending WikiLeaks releases of Clinton campaign information. Another associate of Trump, Erik Prince, misled our Committee about his efforts to take part in a secret backchannel with a senior Russian government official while he was unofficially supporting the Trump campaign.