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Robert Mueller Is Hiding A Secret About Trump He Is Terrified To Reveal

Robert Mueller is hiding something.

There is a secret about Trump he is terrified to reveal to the public.

And it will change everything about his Russia investigation.

For months Mueller has been able to keep his operating budget secret.

Americans have no idea how much money he's plowed through for an investigation that's

produced no evidence pertaining to its stated mission – to see if the Trump campaign colluded

with Russia.

But that is about to end.

The Department of Justice is planning to release a report that will yank back the curtain on

just how much taxpayer money Mueller has wasted on his witch hunt against Trump.

The Hill reports:

"THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT IS PREPARING TO RELEASE THE FIRST EXPENSE REPORT FROM SPECIAL

COUNSEL ROBERT MUELLER'S INVESTIGATION INTO RUSSIAN INTERFERENCE IN THE U.S. ELECTION

NEXT WEEK.

THE REPORT, WHICH WILL BE MADE PUBLIC AND SENT TO CONGRESS, WILL PROVIDE THE FIRST WINDOW

INTO THE FEDERAL RESOURCES BEING USED TO INVESTIGATE NOT ONLY RUSSIAN MEDDLING BUT ALSO ANY ATTEMPTS

BY THE SITTING PRESIDENT'S CAMPAIGN TO COORDINATE WITH MOSCOW TO SWING THE ELECTION — AS WELL

AS POSSIBLE OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE.

SO FAR, MUELLER HAS HIRED 17 PROSECUTORS IN THE SPRAWLING PROBE, WHICH HAS LED TO TWO

INDICTMENTS AND A GUILTY PLEA DEAL.

MUELLER IS REQUIRED TO PRODUCE A PUBLIC EXPENSE REPORT EVERY SIX MONTHS, GIVING CRITICS REPEATED

OPPORTUNITIES TO BLUDGEON THE SPECIAL COUNSEL WITH HIS BUDGET.

PRESIDENT TRUMP HAS TWEETED ABOUT THE "COSTLY" INVESTIGATION, AND SOME CONSERVATIVES HAVE

ARGUED THAT IT IS A WASTE OF TAXPAYER DOLLARS."

Americans will likely be outraged when they see Mueller's report.

So far he has produced two indictments against Paul Manafort and Rick Gates for their work

as lobbyists for foreign governments that took place from 2006 to 2014 – which had

nothing to do with the Trump campaign or supposed collusion with Russia.

He also obtained a guilty plea from a low level volunteer who committed a process crime

– lying about his contacts with the Russians.

But there's still no evidence of collusion.

Mueller has been on the job for six months – continuing an investigation that the FBI

began in July 2016 – and has nothing to show for his efforts.

The expense report will only increase calls that Trump should shut this partisan witch

hunt down by firing Mueller.

It's a waste of time and taxpayer money.

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Is Ronaldo Going to Prison? No. | Heavy.com - Duration: 2:35.

Is Ronaldo Going to Prison? No. | Heavy.com

Cristiano Ronaldo has reportedly accepted a suspended two-year prison sentence after the soccer star was accused of tax fraud by Spanish authorities.

Ronaldo will pay $21.7 million to ensure his liberty, according to Spanish press reports on Friday.

Ronaldo agreed to the suspended prison sentence just hours before he was set to play with Portugal against Spain in the World Cup, according to El Mundo.

Ronaldo, who normally plays for Real Madrid and is considered one of the two best players in the world, was accused of defrauding Spain's tax authority of $17.7 million in relation to his image rights between 2011 and 2014, USA Today reports.

Although he accepted the suspension, will Ronaldo actually serve any jail time? According to USA Today, the answer is: no, due to the lack of prior convictions.

"He initially denied tax evasion when the case was first presented and no resolution was found in the meantime.

However, accepting a deal means that he would serve no jail time – as he has no prior convictions on his record.".

Ronaldo's first settlement offer was rejected by prosecutors, but they finally settled on the sentence listed above.

Although he won't serve any time behind bars at the moment, that could change if he is "taken to task for subsequent infractions within the set, two-year period," Sports Illustrated reports.

This is a breaking news story.

Heavy will update as more information is known.

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PHOTOS: The World Cup Is A Spectacle Not Only Of Sport, But Of Style - Duration: 1:30.

PHOTOS: The World Cup Is A Spectacle Not Only Of Sport, But Of Style

Soccer is not only the beautiful game — its also a highly fashionable one.

Before the World Cup even started, the breakout winner of football fashion was Nigeria.

With the Super Eagles classic green turned into jazzy zigzags by Nike, its jersey became a highly anticipated item not just for soccer fans, but for streetwear hypebeasts.

Long queues formed outside the Nike store on London when the kits went on sale June 1, and they sold out immediately online.

More overlooked has been the Nigerians style off the pitch.

Check out the team en route to Russia, looking suave in white fedoras and green-tasseled loafers.

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Dejan Lovren: Croatia's World Cup squad is packed with 'big talent' - Duration: 2:12.

Dejan Lovren: Croatia's World Cup squad is packed with 'big talent'

Its been 20 years since Croatia not only burst onto the World Cup scene, but also since they advanced beyond the group stages and achieved their best result by reaching the quarterfinals.

Each year anticipation has grown as to whether Croatias squad will finally meet the expectations set in France two decades ago.

However, 28-year-old Croatian and Liverpool defender Dejan Lovren points out Croatia hasnt been doing too badly at all given the size of the country.

We are a small country, only four million people and we have big talent in our squad, he told CNN Sport in an exclusive interview.

You look at which payers (are) playing and (from what) teams, its quite amazing.     This year the squad is made up of Real Madrids 32-year-old midfielder Luka Modric, who has not only lifted the Champions League trophy four times, but is arguably the star of the Croatian team.

Then theres Barcelona midfielder Ivan Rakitić who boasts over 90 caps, as well as robust Juventus striker Mario Mandžukić who will be play a key part in making an impact in Russia.

    With Croatia failing to advance beyond the group stages since 1998, the pressure is on -- and their section is a tough one. Croatia will face Nigeria on June 16, Argentina on June 21 and Iceland on June 26.

  To be part of the World Cup is already an achievement but we believe in our quality and we know that we if can get through the group stages we can go far, Lovren said.