As the FBI is nearing the end of its investigation into the Trump campaign and collusion with Russia, so too is the Senate Intelligence Committee wrapping up their investigation into the matter as well.

The investigation from Robert Mueller and the FBI, and the investigation from the Senate Intelligence Committee are two completely separate investigations and may indeed arrive at two different conclusions, but that’s not likely at all.

If anything has come to surface, it’s that Hillary and the Democrats colluded with Russians.

According to Fox News,

NBC News reported Tuesday morning that according to both unnamed Republicans and Democrats, the Senate Intelligence Committee has concluded that there is no direct evidence of conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Russia during the 2016 election after conducting 200 interviews over the course of two years.

As NBC News’ Ken Dilanian reported on-air, Committee Chairman Richard Burr, R-N.C., told another news outlet last week that the panel had reached a conclusion, but now there is reporting from the Democratic side that confirmed Burr’s remarks.

Dilanian said on MSNBC,

“After two years and interviewing 200 witnesses, the Senate Intelligence Committee has not uncovered any direct evidence of a conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Russia. That’s according to sources on both the Republican and the Democratic side of the aisle…and careful readers and viewers will note that Senator Richard Burr, the chairman of the Intelligence Committee who leads this probe essentially said that in an interview with another network last week. But what I’ve been doing since then is checking with my sources on the Democratic side to understand the full context of his remarks, because that was essentially a partisan comment from one side, but this is a bipartisan investigation and what I found is that the Democrats don’t dispute that characterization.”

The President took to Twitter to thank MSNBC for making the announcement saying, “Thank you to @MSNBC!”

Thank you to @MSNBC! pic.twitter.com/VdRnirACAz

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 12, 2019

It’s about time that government and Congress stop wasting so much of their time and resources looking into this and start focusing on more important things.