Why is the media still pretending the Russia collusion story has any merit whatsoever?

NY Times:

Trump Told Sessions to Reverse Recusal on Russia Inquiry


Attorney General Jeff Sessions is a key witness in the investigation into whether President Trump tried to obstruct the Russia inquiry itself.
In the time since the investigation started virtually all the evidence produced has shown there was no collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russians.  None.  Yet the media still acts like the discredited investigation is still of some importance.  Reversing Sessions recusal at this point would make no difference in that investigation.  There would still not be a crime to obstruct an investigation of.

I think it has gotten to the point where those who hate Trump and his policies are just looking for another excuse for their coup attempt.

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