'Ridiculous bulls**t': Trump unloads on Dems in post-Mueller MAGA victory lap

US President Donald Trump has come down heavily on Democrats for spinning the Russiagate narrative in his first Make America Great Again rally after the Mueller probe turned up no trace of collusion.

Trump fired up the crowds in Grand Rapids, Michigan on Thursday, when he tore into the Democrats for weaponizing the Mueller probe to score political points. The FBI Special Counsel investigation that fed into anti-Russian hysteria for nearly two years concluded last week, disappointing the Russiagate-peddling media with its non-findings.

"The Democrats have to now to decide whether they will continue defrauding the public with ridiculous bulls**t or whether they will apologize to the American people and join us to rebuild our crumbling infrastructure, bring down the cost of healthcare and prescription drugs… help us fix our broken trade deals," Trump said to a storm of applause and cheers.

Trump showered himself with lavish praise as he took a swipe at 'liberal elites,' saying he is richer, better educated and has a superior intellect.

"I'm smarter than they are, I went to better schools than they did, I have better apartments than they have. I have a much more beautiful house, much more beautiful anything," he said, before rounding up his tirade with one of his favorite bragging lines: "And I'm president and they're not."

The inglorious end of the Russiagate conspiracy sent ratings of its most ardent proponents in the media like MSNBC's Rachel Maddow plummeting and had its pushers in Washington in denial.

The tables have turned on Rep. Adam Schiff, the chief Russiagater in the Democratic camp, who repeatedly claimed that there was "significant evidence" of collusion. Republicans are now holding him to account, demanding his resignation as the House Intelligence Committee chairman amid the probe's fallout.

CNN, which fueled the conspiracy via its network of pundits and analysts, also found itself on the ropes, ultimately coming up with the awkward defense that it was not their job to investigate facts.

Trump insisted that the four-page summary of the report released by Attorney General William Barr on Friday "completely and totally" exonerates him of all wrongdoing, including the obstruction of justice.

However, Democrats are now demanding the full report, which is some 300 pages long, to be released as soon as possible, as they doubt Barr's impartiality in the case.

"For Mr Barr to quickly issue a four-page report in his attempt to try to exonerate Mr Trump, and now to delay the release of an over-300-page report written by Mueller has too much of the odor of political expediency to help the man who appointed him, President Trump," Senator Chuck Schumer said on Thursday.

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