I have a majority of it. I skipped the parts that detailed what the Russians did because that had nothing to do with obstruction or detail anything Trump or the campaign did. I primarily focused on the parts where it discussed what the trump campaign was doing, how they interacted with the Russians, and paid particularly close attention to Trumps reaction and his statements based off of what the Russians did. I do believe that there was some communication between the Campaign members and the IRA. I however do not believe that Trump himself was involved. I do believe trump was provided information and reacted to some of the things the Russians were doing based on statements he made via twitter and the media.
I also didn't read about the campaign and Stormy Daniels. The report wasn't titled, Campaign Violations by the Trump Campaign. It was titled
Report On The Investigation Into Russian Interference In The 2016 Presidential Election. I will go back and read that part later, but I wanted to focus on the Russian Interference.
Now I do want to say this. If Hillary didn't have her own personal server located in her house, with this information in it and also using it for Government business, most of the information that the Russians stole, would have never been able to have been used against her. And some of this information was stolen and used before Trump was even a front runner or even a candidate. The Russians started this campaign in 2014. Are you saying that the Russians were communicating with Trump in 2014 about his possible run for president? I do not believe this was true.
Heck read this from Wikipedia (no I do not believe Wikipedia is always correct, but go read the references in regards to this).
Clinton's server was configured to allow users to connect openly from the Internet and control it remotely using Microsoft's
Remote Desktop Services.
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It is known that hackers were aware of Clinton's non-public email address as early as 2011.
[82] Secretary Clinton and her staff were aware of hacking attempts in 2011, and were reportedly worried about them.
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In 2012, according to server records, a hacker in
Serbia scanned Clinton's Chappaqua server at least twice, in August and in December 2012. It was unclear whether the hacker knew the server belonged to Clinton, although it did identify itself as providing email services for clintonemail.com.
[75] During 2014, Clinton's server was the target of repeated intrusions originating in Germany, China, and South Korea. Threat monitoring software on the server blocked at least five such attempts. The software was installed in October 2013, and for three months prior to that, no such software had been installed