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    Trump faces legal issues for the rest of his presidency, no matter what Mueller finds

    by Chris Megerian, Los Angeles Times Feb 22, 2019 4 minutes

    WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump is likely to celebrate if the final report from special counsel Robert S. Mueller III echoes Trump's relentless claims of "no collusion" with Russia - or least doesn't outline a criminal conspiracy between his 2016 campaign and the Kremlin.

    No matter what Mueller concludes, the president remains in considerable legal jeopardy.

    The Russia probe spawned a web of federal, state and congressional inquiries into virtually every aspect of Trump's career - the company that bears his name, the campaign that won him the White House, the inauguration that celebrated his improbable victory, and the administration that he currently leads from the Oval

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