Half-time is over!

Duh Donald tweeted “Game Over” after the 448-page report by Robert Mueller failed to nail him on colluding with Russia.

But William Barr’s view that Trump had “non-corrupt motives” and Trump’s own “having a good day” are completely at odds with reality.

The report doesn’t clear Duh Donald of the “obstruction of justice” charge.

Trump’s efforts to derail the investigation and force Mueller’s removal are just a part of the findings that lay out the President’s attempts to influence the 22-month inquiry.

Mueller details 10 episodes of Trump’s obfuscation, including refusing to answer written questions, repeated attempts to alter the investigation’s course, issuing direct instructions to White House staff not to cooperate, dangling a pardon to one aide, instructing another to fire Mueller, and ensuring the specifics of meetings his son Donald Trump Jr and son-in-law Jared Kushner had with campaign chief Paul Manafort weren’t shared.

In fact, Mueller calling on Congress to investigate “the President’s corrupt exercise of the powers of office” leaves the door wide open for impeachment.

It could become a powerful campaign tool in the 2020 presidential race.

Once Mueller testifies before Congress next week and the report is made available in full, round 2 starts.