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Robert Mueller's report is in, and while there is no concrete evidence that President Donald Trump colluded with Russia during his presidential campaign, there is no shortage of shocking revelations. 

Many of these revelations do not involve President Trump directly, but rather the people around him, from his family to his administration.

From Jared Kushner, Paul Manafort and Donald Trump Jr avoiding charges due to their ignorance and Sarah Sanders admitting she supplied false information to the press, to the money Betsy DeVos' brother fronted to try and get Hillary Clinton's emails, here are the 15 most shocking revelations.  

Sarah Sanders provides the press with false information 

White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders is seen above holding a press briefing on May 10, 2017

White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders is seen above holding a press briefing on May 10, 2017

The reasoning behind President Trump's decision to fire James Comey was the focus of the White House press briefing on May 10, 2017. 

Sarah Sanders told the reporters in attendance that the Department of Justice, President Trump and members of Congress on both sides of the aisle had lost confidence in the FBI director. 

Then she took things one step further by stating: '[a]nd most importantly, the rank and file of the FBI had lost confidence in their director. Accordingly, the President accepted the recommendation of his Deputy Attorney General to remove James Comey from his position.'

It was then noted by one reporter that a 'vast majority' of agents supported Comey, prompting the press secretary to note: 'Look, we've heard from countless members of the FBI that say very different things.'

Sanders later admitted that her comment about speaking to 'countless members' of the FBI was a 'slip of the tongue', and that the remark about the 'rank-and-file' FBI agents losing their confidence in Comey was unfounded and 'made in the heat of the moment'.

She never informed the press of this 'slip of the tongue' or unfounded comment.  

Donald Trump Jr is a mouthpiece for WikiLeaks 

Donald Trump Jr. got a message that read: 'Great to see you and your dad talking about our publications. Strongly suggest your dad tweets this link if he mentions us'

Donald Trump Jr. got a message that read: 'Great to see you and your dad talking about our publications. Strongly suggest your dad tweets this link if he mentions us'

On October 3, 2016, the WikiLeaks Twitter sent a direct message to Donald Trump Jr  asking 'you guys' to share a post that alleged Hillary Clinton 'had advocated using a drone to target Julian Assange'.

Trump Jr revealed he had already done so, and began to talk about WikiLeaks with increasing frequency.

On October 12 he got another message that read: 'Great to see you and your dad talking about our publications. Strongly suggest your dad tweets this link if he mentions us.'

He was the given a link to to help in  'digging through' leaked emails, while being told that the organization had 'just released Podesta emails Part 4.'

Trump Jr shared the link two days later. 

President Trump launches search for Hillary Clinton's emails 

Multiple individuals were involved in finding 30,000 deleted Clinton emails including former White House strategist Steve Bannon and Counselor to the President Kellyanne Conway

Multiple individuals were involved in finding 30,000 deleted Clinton emails including former White House strategist Steve Bannon and Counselor to the President Kellyanne Conway

Then-candidate Trump asked those affiliated with his campaign to find the 30,000 deleted emails.

'Michael Flynn… recalled that Trump made this request repeatedly, and Flynn subsequently contacted multiple people in an effort to obtain the emails. Barbara Ledeen and Peter Smith were among the people contacted by Flynn,' states the report.

Multiple individuals were soon involved, including former White House strategist Steve Bannon and Counselor to the President Kellyanne Conway.

Ledeen and Smith would often communicate regarding efforts to retrieve the emails, and Smith drafted several emails suggesting he was in contact with Russian hackers.

'[I]n one such email, Smith claimed that, in August 2016, KLS Research had organized meetings with parties who had access to the deleted Clinton emails, including partieswith ties and affiliations to Russia,' said the report.

'The investigation did not establish that Smith was in contact with Russian hackers or that Smith, Ledeen, or other individuals in touch with the Trump Campaign ultimately obtained the deleted Clinton emails.'

Erik Prince funds the vetting of Hillary's emails 

When emails that may have come from Hillary Clinton needed to be vetted, it was Betsy DeVos' brother who put up the money to have them examined. 

Barbara Ledeen, whose husband had co-authored a book with General Michael Flynn, had emails that she claimed were from the 'dark web.'

A tech adviser was needed to authenticate the emails, and so Ledeen started to solicit donations.

Erik Prince agreed to find the operation, which ultimately concluded that the emails were not in fact real.   

Manafort's lost millions 

Former Donald Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort is seen at the Republican National Convention, in Cleveland in July 2016

Former Donald Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort is seen at the Republican National Convention, in Cleveland in July 2016

Paul Manafort did not have many job prospects at the time he came on board to work for the Trump campaign, and was of the belief that taking a role would be 'good for business'. 

That was a reference to the $2 million he was owed for work he did for questionable operatives in the country that he had not been paid for at that time.

He also hoped that his new job might help him get Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska a visa, and that the man would in turn drop a lawsuit against him. 

And for reasons that are still somewhat unclear, Manafort kept Ukrainian political consultant Konstantin Kilimnik abreast of all developments in the campaign and how Trump was polling.

Robert Mueller goes clubbing 

'In October 2011, Mueller resigned his family's membership from Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Virginia, in a letter that noted that

'In October 2011, Mueller resigned his family's membership from Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Virginia, in a letter that noted that "we live in the District and find that we are unable to make full use of the Club" and that inquired "whether we would be entitled to a refund of a portion of our initial membership fee," which was paid in 1994,' notes the report. Mueller is seen above

President Trump wanted Mueller gone in the days following his appointment, and began to toss out potential conflicts 

He pointed out that 'Mueller had interviewed for the FBI Director position,' that 'he had worked for a law firm that represented people affiliated with the President,' and that he had disputed fees at a Trump golf club he belonged to in Virginia.

That claim was played up, even though the reality of the situation told a much different story.

'In October 2011, Mueller resigned his family's membership from Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Virginia, in a letter that noted that "we live in the District and find that we are unable to make full use of the Club" and that inquired "whether we would be entitled to a refund of a portion of our initial membership fee," which was paid in 1994,' notes the report.

'About two weeks later, the controller of the club responded that the Muellers' resignation would be effective October 31, 2011, and that they would be "placed on a waitlist to be refunded on a first resigned I first refunded basis."'

Hope Hicks hangs up on Putin 

Former White House Communications Director Hope Hicks is seen in this February 2018 photo

Former White House Communications Director Hope Hicks is seen in this February 2018 photo

Hope Hicks received a phone call from a unknown Russian man shortly after President Trump's victory on election night.

Unsure who it was she instructed the person to email her, but did hear the words 'Putin call.' 

She received an email the next morning from Sergey Kuznetsov, an official at the Russian Embassy to the United States, with the subject line 'Message from Putin.'

The letter congratulated Trump and noted that he was looking forward to the two men working together, but Hicks was afraid to pass it along to her boss.

So she instead decided to email Jared Kushner, asking: 'Can you look into

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