‘They all must be held accountable’

 Tulsi Gabbard, Director of National Security, was interviewed by Maria Bartiromo on Fox News.

- The discussion focused on the conspiracy regarding the Russian collusion hoax linked to the Obama administration and high-level FBI and CIA officials.

Indictments Requested

- Gabbard emphasized that there must be indictments for those responsible for the alleged conspiracy against the American people.

- She believes all involved, regardless of their power, should be held accountable.

Evidence Released

- On July 18, 2025, Gabbard published over 100 documents claiming to show "overwhelming evidence" of a conspiracy by an “Obama-era cabal. ”

- She warned that this issue concerns all Americans as it impacts the integrity of the democratic republic.

- Gabbard stated the Obama administration undermined the will of the people, effectively enacting a coup against President Trump.

Whistleblowers Coming Forward

- After Gabbard's document release, whistleblowers from the intelligence community have come forward, expressing their disgust at past actions.

Bryan Dean Wright's Allegations

- Former CIA agent Bryan Dean Wright accused John Brennan, former CIA Director, of wrongdoing.

- Wright presented five key points alleging Brennan "cooked the books" against Trump:

1. Brennan lied about the discredited Steele dossier to fit a narrative damaging to Trump.

2. He manipulated the authorship of the Intelligence Community Assessment (ICA) for control.

3. Brennan interfered with the ICA’s drafting process and compromised its integrity.

4. He rushed the ICA's completion under unusual timelines.

5. Brennan leaked the ICA to over 200 officials, enhancing its chances of public exposure.

Brennan's Response

- Brennan challenged Trump to "move on," insisting Russia interfered in the 2016 election, despite House Intel transcripts indicating a lack of evidence.

- Wright criticized Brennan for accusing Trump of weaponizing the government, suggesting Brennan should be aware of such actions.

Changes at the CIA

- Obama appointed Brennan as head of the CIA in 2013, leading to ideological shifts within the agency through promotions based on shared beliefs.

Obama's Remarks at CIA

- During his last visit to the CIA, Obama stated his need for the agency in "dangerous times," a statement seen as unusual for a departing president.

Trump’s Accusation

- Trump claimed that President Obama was the primary instigator of the Russian collusion narrative, suggesting everyone else was simply following his lead.

Reactions from Representatives

- Representative Pat Harrigan commented on the scandal, likening it to Watergate and condemning the alleged disinformation campaign against Trump.

Potential Legal Charges

- Questions arise regarding the possibility of charging individuals with "treasonous conspiracy" or "seditious conspiracy. "

- Legal expert Gregg Jarrett expressed skepticism, noting these charges typically involve violence.

- Treason is specifically defined in the Constitution, requiring clear proof for conviction.

Possible Espionage Charges

- The Obama administration’s use of a falsified ICA to obtain a FISA warrant on Trump could lead to espionage charges.

- Jarrett suggests charges might include conspiracy to defraud the government and deprivation of rights.

Continued Investigations Needed

- The document argues for the necessity of ongoing investigations into these matters.

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