I'm sure by now you've heard the news. No Russian collusion, no obstruction of justice.

For many conservatives, Trump supporters, and right wing personalities, vindication.

But what about those on the left who built their careers on the Russian gate conspiracy?

What about the cable network channels that for years pushed this narrative? Where do they go?

Well, they have no choice but to double down. The conspiracy theories are emerging because

Bill Barr, Robert Mueller, or friends, we can't trust the report. Some politicians are saying

we need to hear from Mueller himself even though there's a direct quote in the summary from

Bill Barr saying that there was no collusion between Trump and the Russians or any American for

that matter. They're now arguing semantics in a desperate bid to save face. But I would warn

those on the right as well. Healthy skepticism is always important to today. We'll take a look at

some of the fringe conspiracy theories and have a discussion about how we should be rational moving

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the message. The first story, and we'll just cover this very briefly as a quick update from the

New York Times. Mueller finds no Trump-Russia conspiracy, but stops short of exonerating president

on obstruction. The investigation led by Robert S. Mueller III found no evidence that President

Trump or any of his aides coordinated with the Russian government's 2016 election interference,

according to a summary of the special counsel's key findings made public on Sunday by attorney

General William P. Barr. He cautioned, however, that Mr. Mueller's report states that while this

report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him on

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