“Bombshell,” screamed The Federalist in all capital letters. A “treasonous charade,” former President Donald J. Trump declared. “Who should go to jail?” demanded Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene.

A report by the special counsel John H. Durham on the origins of the F.B.I.’s investigation into the Trump marketing campaign’s work with Russia beneficial no additional prosecutions, produced no startling revelations and declined to counsel any “wholesale changes” to F.B.I. guidelines for politically delicate investigations.

But on this planet the place Mr. Trump and his supporters function, Mr. Durham’s four-year investigation was Watergate times 10, or 100. Mr. Durham’s superior prosecutorial powers led to 2 minor legal circumstances, each of which led to acquittal. A former F.B.I. lawyer pleaded responsible to altering an e mail to assist put together a wiretap software.

Yet the previous president and his allies within the conservative media bubble and in Congress present in Mr. Durham’s 306-page report what they wanted. In their view, the contents amplify a long-held place that the F.B.I.’s investigation into Russia’s intervention within the 2016 election, referred to as Crossfire Hurricane — and the Trump marketing campaign’s lively or passive abetting of it — was a political vendetta concocted by Hillary Clinton and her keen accomplices in federal legislation enforcement.

With Mr. Durham’s investigation now formally completed, no court docket circumstances or indictments will advance such claims. But the Republican interpretation of the ultimate Durham report will feed a story of “Deep State” corruption that’s fueling not solely Mr. Trump’s quest for the White House in 2024 however that of lots of his rivals for the Republican nomination. The vilification of federal forms was already an rising theme within the combat to be the Republican standard-bearer. Regardless of Mr. Durham’s precise conclusions, his report seems to serve that theme.

Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida, Mr. Trump’s closest competitor within the still-early Republican main race, promised on Monday “to clean house” at “weaponized federal agencies,” which he stated had “manufactured a false conspiracy theory.”

“Heads need to roll,” one other competitor, former Gov. Nikki Haley of South Carolina, stated.

Mr. Trump had termed the Russia investigation “the crime of the century,” and with nobody doing time for that crime, the Durham report may nonetheless show to be Exhibit A in how the American proper appears to be dwelling in its personal universe — and the way Mr. Trump nonetheless dictates the parameters of that separate actuality.

On his Truth Social web site, Mr. Trump stated the particular prosecutor had concluded that “the FBI should never have launched the Trump-Russia Probe!” In reality, Mr. Durham stated he agreed that the F.B.I. ought to have opened a preliminary investigation.

“I, and much more importantly, the American public have been victims of this long-running and treasonous charade started by the Democrats — started by Comey,” Mr. Trump told Fox News Digital. “There must be a heavy price to pay for putting our country through this.”

Repeated fund-raising emails from Mr. Trump have been headlined “I WAS FRAMED.”

The conservative website The Federalist picked up the cudgel, attacking The New York Times’s preliminary protection of contacts between Russian intelligence officers and associates of Mr. Trump, reporting that earned The Times a Pulitzer Prize.

And on Twitter, Mr. Trump’s most dependable allies in Congress framed the ultimate report as explosive and groundbreaking, the alternative conclusion of mainstream media retailers. Mr. Durham might have pursued no main prosecutions, however Republicans demanded them.

“Democrats attempted a coup against President Trump with their ‘Russia Russia Russia’ hoax,” wrote Ms. Greene, Republican of Georgia.

Representative Lauren Boebert, Republican of Colorado, urged her supporters to “get active” and “fight to make things better.”

“Let this be your wake-up call: they’re trying to take our country away from us,” she wrote on Twitter.

Others who piled on included Representative Elise Stefanik of New York, the House Republican Conference chairwoman; the commentator Ben Shapiro; and Representative Matt Gaetz, Republican of Florida. Conservative media retailers akin to The New York Post and Breitbart weighed in, implicating Ms. Clinton, President Biden, former President Barack Obama and an enormous forged of Democrats in what Breitbart referred to as the “collusion hoax.”

“Shut down the F.B.I.,” stated the entrepreneur and Republican candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, who has made castigation of the “administrative state” central to his campaign.