President Trump went scorched earth yesterday, accusing Barack Obama of treason over his alleged role in the Russia Collusion hoax. The Obama camp responded with a lukewarm statement. The media scrambled to spin, while liberal pundits dismissed the accusation as conspiracy fodder meant to distract from the Epstein files.
But Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard wasn’t backing down. She warned she had more receipts—and today, she delivered. A new round of declassified files just dropped, and they put Obama right back at the center of the storm.
At the heart of the release is the calculated misuse of intelligence. The files confirm what critics have long suspected: Obama’s intel team manipulated data and leaned on a complicit press to smear Trump and tilt public perception. And it worked—for a while.
Among the newly released documents is a 2020 House Intelligence Committee report revealing that Obama’s intelligence officials had zero evidence of collusion between Trump and Russia. Still, the Obama White House pushed the narrative anyway.
Ex-DNI James Clapper knew the Steele Dossier was junk, but it was included anyway. Why? Because at a key December 9, 2016, meeting, Obama reportedly ordered a new assessment—after the intelligence community initially found no Russian collusion.
That led to the inclusion of the now-infamous Steele Dossier—an unverified, Clinton-funded piece of opposition research—into the 2017 intelligence report. It was all about appearances. The facts didn’t matter. They needed a narrative.
Brennan, Comey, and Clapper not only leaned on the dossier—they overruled senior intelligence officials who warned it was fake and should be tossed. They ignored standards, broke protocol, and sold a lie to the American public.
Gabbard’s latest document dump reinforces her earlier release—and again, one name looms large across all the files: Barack Obama, listed as the architect of a calculated effort to weaponize intelligence and launch what Trump calls the “biggest hoax in political history.”