Quote the part where it says the Russians stela'd the electoral college votes for Trump.
"The Mueller Report found that the Russian government "interfered in the 2016 presidential election in sweeping and systematic fashion" and "violated U.S. criminal law".
[10][11][80] The report relayed two methods by which Russia attempted to influence the election.
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The first method of Russian interference was done through the Internet Research Agency (IRA), waging "a social media campaign that favored presidential candidate Donald J. Trump and disparaged presidential candidate
Hillary Clinton."
[13] The IRA also sought to "provoke and amplify political and social discord in the United States".
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By February 2016, internal IRA documents showed an order to support the candidacies of Donald Trump and
Bernie Sanders, while IRA members were to "use any opportunity to criticize" Hillary Clinton and the rest of the candidates.
[84] From June 2016, the IRA organized election rallies in the U.S. "often promoting" Trump's campaign while "opposing" Clinton's campaign.
[85] The IRA posed as Americans, hiding their Russian background, while asking Trump campaign members for campaign buttons, flyers, and posters for the rallies.
[86] The Mueller Report detailed that the IRA spent $100,000 for over 3,500
Facebook advertisements, which included anti-Clinton and pro-Trump advertisements.
[86]
The second method of Russian interference saw the Russian
military intelligence agency
GRU hacking into email accounts owned by volunteers and employees of the Clinton presidential campaign, including that of campaign chairman
John Podesta, and also hacking into "the computer networks of the
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) and the
Democratic National Committee (DNC)". As a result, the GRU obtained hundreds of thousands of hacked documents, and the GRU proceeded by arranging releases of damaging hacked material via the
WikiLeaks organization and also GRU's false personas "
DCLeaks" and "
Guccifer 2.0".
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sources such as
FactCheck.org,
PBS NewsHour, and
The New York Times describe the report as detailing eleven episodes where Trump could have possibly obstructed justice; one episode as a presidential candidate or president-elect, and ten episodes while Trump was president:
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Attorney General William Barr stated that there are ten episodes of potential obstruction.
[117] Other sources such as
The Washington Post and
The Hill also report ten episodes; both omit the episode when Trump was a presidential candidate or president-elect.
[33][118] CBS News counts ten episodes, omitting the one involving
Corey Lewandowski.
[119]
Quinta Jurecic, the managing editor of
Lawfare, created a chart to simplify and summarize Mueller's analysis of these episodes in the report. Jurecic does not analyze the episode that occurred when Trump was a presidential candidate or president-elect.
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