A new report from a Democrat-aligned group lays out the ways in which the House Intelligence Committee failed to conduct a thorough investigation into the President Donald Trump campaign's contacts with Russia.
The committee's Republican majority voted to release their final report on Thursday, which officially closed their investigation.
The House Intelligence Committee voted along party lines on Thursday to release its Republican majority's report on the Russia investigation, therefore concluding the probe.
In total, the report claims that at least 12 people on Trump's team had contacts with Russians, and that at least another 10 people knew about them.
According to the report, the 12 people who had such contacts with Russians were:.
In a summary report released last week, Republicans concluded that no collusion had taken place between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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