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Earlier today, President Trump called for the conclusion of the ceaseless Russia probe via Twitter, reports The Hill.

New Revelations Regarding the Russia Investigation

Almost since the inception of Donald Trump's election victory, some people have asserted that collusion with Russia engendered his win. Therefore, the U.S. government launched an official probe into whether or not the Trump campaign worked with Moscow, Russia to defeat Hillary Clinton.

After over one year of investigations and widespread public speculation, the House Intelligence Committee released a statement, thus affirming the following:

"[There is] no evidence that the Trump campaign colluded, coordinated, or conspired with the Russian government."

The statement goes on to state that the Trump campaign and Clinton campaign showed "poor judgment and ill-considered actions" when dealing with Russian officials.

Despite the aforementioned ruling of the House Intelligence Committee, Democrats are still not on board. According to them, the preceding ruling is tainted by supposed bias in favor of President Trump. Many conservatives and Trump supporters have criticized liberal-leaning individuals who continue to allege that the President's campaign colluded with the Russian government.

Moreover, President Trump, like most of his backers, are ready to see the Russia probe come to an end. The Commander-in-Chief furthermore expressed this sentiment on Twitter earlier today:

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/989870523042680832

Speculations Surrounding the Russia Investigation

Calls for the end of the Russia probe have not silenced the ongoing speculations surrounding the investigation. Critics of President Trump have hypothesized that he may fire Robert Mueller at some point. This action would presumably occur to end the Russia probe.

During an earlier interview, the Commander-in-Chief shared the hereinafter, cryptic remarks about potential, upcoming steps:

"They have this witch hunt going on, with people in the Justice Department that shouldn't be there — they have a witch hunt against the President of the United States going on. You look at the corruption at the top of the FBI — it's a disgrace; our Justice Department, which I try and stay away from, but at some point, I won't."

In the event of forthcoming action against the Justice Department, new updates will surely follow this report.