A bipartisan committee came to a UNANIMOUS conclusion that Russia interfered on Trump’s behalf, clearly favoring him in the 2016. They couldn’t PROVE, however, that he colluded with them, although it is suspected that his people DID. Now, Trump is attempting to rewrite history, again.

 The assessment also found that the Russians had developed a “clear preference” for Mr. Trump and aspired to help his election prospects. It further stated that the Russians employed a variety of tactics as part of this campaign, including hacking into the email accounts of Democratic Party organizations and officials and publicly releasing the stolen data through digital allies. Those covert activities were complemented by the overt but disguised efforts of sec real Russian agencies. 

As stated in the assessment, Mr. Putin himself ordered Russian intelligence to conduct the campaign.

While some external critiques have noted that parts of the Russia investigation could have been handled better, multiple, thorough, years long reviews of the assessment have validated its findings and the rigor of its analysis. 

The most noteworthy was the unanimous, bipartisan, five-volume report issued by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, whose Republican members at the time included Marco Rubio, now the secretary of state, and Senator Tom Cotton, now the committee chairman.