I must pretend not to know that Trump's campaign manager Paul Manafort was talking to a Russian spy throughout the campaign, changing the GOP platform on Ukraine, sharing polling data, and collaborating on a Ukrainian peace plan that would give Putin eastern Ukraine?

I must pretend not to know that Don Jr. met with a Russian spy to discuss dirt on Clinton?

I must pretend not to know that campaign staffer George Papadopoulos was trying to arrange a meeting between the campaign and the Russian government?

I must pretend not to know that Flynn met with the Russian ambassador during the transition to undermine US policy, that he sat next to Putin at dinner in December 2015, and that he was an agent of the Turkish government?

I must pretend not to know that Trump campaign staffer Rick Gates was a consultant for pro-Russian Ukrainian President Victor Yanukovich and oligarch Oleg Deripaska?

I must pretend not to know that Roger Stone knew that Wikileaks had the DNC emails and was going to release them before they came out, which prompted the Trump campaign to develop a strategy for using those releases?

I must pretend not to know that Trump pardoned Stone, Manafort, and Flynn for their crimes before leaving office?

I must pretend not to know Trump was trying to have a Trump Tower Moscow built while campaigning for President?

Or are those things that you pretend not to know? Because I do in fact know those things and incorporate them into my understanding of what was going on during Trump's campaign and his administration. They're all in the Mueller report, minus the pardons which came after Mueller's team had tried and convicted those people for their crimes.