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Mueller did not establish that there was a criminal conspiracy between the Trump campaign and the Russian government to influence the 2016 presidential election. Full stop.
But the report provides much more context. Mueller uncovered "multiple links" connecting Trump aides to Russian officials and that there was at least some willingness to collude -- like Donald Trump Jr. and the Trump Tower meeting -- though collusion never came to fruition.

In the report, Mueller said his investigation concluded that the Trump campaign "expected it would benefit electorally from information stolen and released through Russian efforts" and that the campaign "showed interest in WikiLeaks's releases of documents and welcomed their potential to damage candidate (Hillary) Clinton."
This isn't criminal, but it isn't pretty.

The counterintelligence investigation of the Trump team and Russia hasn't stopped
Officials say they're still looking into whether any Americans helped the Russians interfere in the 2016 election, or are still compromised by Russia.
Special counsel Robert Mueller's criminal investigation may be over, but the FBI's efforts to assess and counter Russian efforts to influence the U.S. political system — including the Trump administration — is continuing, current and former U.S. officials say.

"President Trump may claim 'exoneration' on a narrowly defined criminal coordination charge. But a counterintelligence investigation can yield something even more important: an intelligence assessment of how likely it is that someone — in this case, the president — is acting, wittingly or unwittingly, under the influence of or in collaboration with a foreign power," they write. "Was Donald Trump a knowing or unknowing Russian asset, used in some capacity to undermine our democracy and national security?"

The counterintelligence investigation of the Trump team and Russia hasn't stopped
Officials say they're still looking into whether any Americans helped the Russians interfere in the 2016 election, or are still compromised by Russia.
Special counsel Robert Mueller's criminal investigation may be over, but the FBI's efforts to assess and counter Russian efforts to influence the U.S. political system — including the Trump administration — is continuing, current and former U.S. officials say.

"President Trump may claim 'exoneration' on a narrowly defined criminal coordination charge. But a counterintelligence investigation can yield something even more important: an intelligence assessment of how likely it is that someone — in this case, the president — is acting, wittingly or unwittingly, under the influence of or in collaboration with a foreign power," they write. "Was Donald Trump a knowing or unknowing Russian asset, used in some capacity to undermine our democracy and national security?"