Report On The Investigation Into Russian Interference In The 2016 Presidential Election
Source: Justice.gov
Type: government-filing
Archive Link: Wayback Machine
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Events Citing This Source
People Mentioned
| Person | Role |
|---|
| Don McGahn | White House Counsel (2017-2018); refused Trump’s order to fire Mueller |
| Donald Trump | 45th and 47th President of the United States |
| Donald Trump Jr. | Executive VP, Trump Organization; eldest son of Donald Trump |
| Hillary Clinton | 2016 Democratic presidential nominee; former Secretary of State |
| James Comey | FBI Director (2013-2017); fired by Trump May 2017 |
| Jared Kushner | Senior Advisor to the President (2017-2021); son-in-law of Donald Trump |
| Konstantin Kilimnik | Ukrainian political consultant; assessed by Senate Intelligence Committee as a Russian intelligence officer |
| Paul Manafort | Trump 2016 Campaign Chairman (Jun-Aug 2016); convicted of tax and bank fraud, pardoned Dec 2020 |
| Robert Mueller | Special Counsel for the Russia investigation (2017-2019); former FBI Director |
| Rod Rosenstein | Deputy Attorney General (2017-2019); appointed Mueller as Special Counsel |
| Roger Stone | Longtime Trump political advisor; convicted of obstruction and witness tampering, sentence commuted then pardoned |
| William Barr | Attorney General (2019-2020); issued controversial summary of Mueller Report |
Institutions Mentioned
| Institution | Description |
|---|
| DOJ | United States Department of Justice |
| FBI | Federal Bureau of Investigation |
| GRU | Main Intelligence Directorate of the Russian Armed Forces; hacked DNC and DCCC servers in 2016 |
| Internet Research Agency | Kremlin-linked Russian troll farm based in St. Petersburg; indicted by Mueller in Feb 2018 |
| NBC News | American broadcast news organization |
| Senate Intelligence Committee | U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (SSCI) |
| WikiLeaks | Organization that published hacked DNC and Podesta emails obtained by Russian GRU hackers during the 2016 election |