Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report does not establish that President Trump's campaign illegally conspired with Russia but says the campaign expected to benefit from Russia's interference.
The redacted report released on Thursday states that Trump's campaign "showed interest" in WikiLeaks' release of stolen Democratic emails and "welcomed their potential damage to candidate Clinton."
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