US EditionTrump alleges wrongdoing by Obama, calls for legal action
UNITED STATES, JUL 23 – Trump cites a declassified report by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard alleging Obama-led officials manufactured the Russia collusion narrative to undermine the 2016 election.
- On Tuesday, July 22, 2025, President Donald Trump accused former President Barack Obama of `treason` in an Oval Office press conference.
- Last week, Tulsi Gabbard released documents alleging a `treasonous conspiracy`, prompting her to ask the Justice Department to investigate further.
- Amid renewed accusations, the file shows intelligence analysts found no evidence Russia intended or could rig the 2016 election, Tulsi Gabbard alleged.
- Amid the uproar, Obama’s office rebuffed the allegations without further comment.
- Critics like @thetonymichaels warned that the rhetoric signals a dangerous shift toward authoritarianism, and the renewed focus on the 2016 election relitigates past controversies amid new challenges.
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Gabbard Accuses Obama of Treason for Peddling ‘Russia Hoax’
Donald Trump’s intel chief Tulsi Gabbard stood in the White House briefing room on Wednesday and accused members of the Obama administration of a “years-long coup” against the president. The director of national intelligence accused the former president of directing the creation of a “false” intelligence assessment nearly a decade ago on 2016 Russian election interference, which found it was done to help Trump. “They manufactured findings from s…
CNN Reporter Panics, Rambles Incoherently After Bombshell Briefing Upends Russia Hoax
News of former President Barack Obama’s referral for criminal prosecution landed like a bunker buster across Capitol Hill on Wednesday as mainstream media reporters sought to absorb the news and its implications. That included CNN correspondent Jeff Zeleny, who briefly lost the ability to communicate while telling viewers what he witnessed in the White House briefing room just moments earlier. Zeleny was in the middle of attempting to describe n…
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