Trump reportedly confident Russia probe will soon result in his exoneration

President Trump is reportedly confident that the Russia probe being conducted by special counsel Robert Mueller will soon result in his exoneration.

According to CNN, sources have described the president as being in a more positive state of mind regarding the matter.

Some have also noted that he is under the belief that he will be given a letter that clears him of wrongdoing.

That is reportedly the impression Trump has been given by his legal team, and many in the White House are said to be fearful of what will happen if that does not come to pass.

As Trump’s tensions about the investigation are allegedly relaxing, the anxieties of many appear to be moving in the opposite direction.

A number of the president’s allies have raised alarms about the appearance of political bias in the investigation, notes Business Insider.

The emergence of unfavorable Trump texts sent by an FBI agent formerly involved in the Mueller probe has prompted a flurry of allegations that the entire investigation is corrupt.

Some have also asserted that the federal law enforcement agency is nothing more than a “shadow government” and should be the subject of an official examination.

Meanwhile, news that Mueller has obtained thousands of Trump transition team emails was met with the attorney for that group calling the acquisition “unlawful conduct.”

Peter Carr, a spokesperson for Mueller, has refuted that claim, saying, “When we have obtained emails in the course of our ongoing criminal investigation, we have secured either the account owner’s consent or appropriate criminal process.”