CIA Plot Exposed—Obama Briefed on Clinton’s Scheme?

The release of previously classified evidence has put former CIA Director John Brennan right back in the legal hot seat, and this time, even the usual D.C. backroom deals might not save him.

Durham Annex Exposes Intelligence Community’s Dirty Laundry

Senator Charles Grassley dropped a political bombshell on July 31, 2025, releasing an annex to the Durham Report that tears the lid off what we all suspected: the so-called Trump-Russia collusion scandal wasn’t some organic intelligence finding, it was a manufactured plot with fingerprints all over the Obama White House, Hillary Clinton’s campaign, and top brass at the CIA. The annex, loaded with formerly classified details, shows that John Brennan briefed Obama as early as July 2016 about Clinton’s plan to falsely link Donald Trump to Russia, using the infamous Steele dossier as a battering ram—even when his own CIA analysts objected and warned it didn’t meet basic intelligence standards.

Grassley’s release comes at a time when Americans are sick and tired of being told to “trust the experts,” especially when those same experts are caught red-handed playing politics with national security. The Durham annex goes further than anything previously revealed, directly implicating Brennan and his colleagues in advancing a narrative they knew was unsubstantiated. That’s not just “bad judgment” or “mistaken analysis”—that’s an abuse of power designed to take down a sitting president and overturn the will of the voters.

Legal Jeopardy Mounts for Brennan and the Collusion Architects

Jonathan Turley, a constitutional law professor and one of the few legal analysts willing to call out deep state shenanigans, is sounding the alarm: Brennan, Clapper, and their cohorts are not out of the woods yet. Turley warns that ongoing investigations could lead to perjury or conspiracy charges, especially as the newly declassified documents suggest a “continuing conspiracy.” That’s important, because it could extend the statute of limitations and keep legal options open for prosecutors and Congress. Turley points out, “People like Brennan believe that the statute of limitations for perjury will protect him… there’s a suggestion that this was an ongoing conspiracy and that would extend that statute of limitations.” Clapper, for his part, has reportedly “lawyered up,” a surefire sign that the pressure is real and the risk isn’t just political, but criminal.

This isn’t just about a few officials getting their wrists slapped. We’re looking at the possibility of real accountability for those who weaponized the intelligence community to meddle in our elections. After years of stonewalling, selective leaks, and “no criminal findings” whitewashes, the tide may finally be turning. Congress is gearing up for more testimony, subpoenas, and possibly even prosecutions. And it’s about time—the American people deserve answers, not more excuses.

Clinton Campaign’s Scheme and the Media Echo Chamber

The annex spells out what conservative Americans have known for years: the Clinton campaign’s motivation was clear—distract from her own email scandal and destroy Trump’s candidacy by any means necessary. The Steele dossier, paid for by Democrats and laundered through friendly hands in the intelligence community, became the centerpiece of a political smear campaign. Brennan’s decision to overrule his own analysts and push the dossier into official intelligence assessments shows just how far the rot went. Even more galling, the media ran with every leak and innuendo, amplifying a narrative that was never supported by the facts.

This level of media complicity and government overreach is what has fueled the country’s deep distrust of both institutions. For years, anyone who questioned the Russia narrative was branded a conspiracy theorist or a “threat to democracy.” Now, with the truth coming out, it’s clear who the real threat was: those who put politics above the Constitution and the will of the voters. There’s a reason trust in the media is at an all-time low and why calls for intelligence reform are getting louder by the day.

Long-Term Fallout and the Battle for Accountability

The short-term impact is obvious: more investigations, more legal wrangling, and the very real possibility that Brennan and others could face serious consequences. But the long-term damage is even more insidious. The American people’s trust in their intelligence agencies—already battered by years of leaks and partisan gamesmanship—may never fully recover. Calls for reform, stronger congressional oversight, and safeguards against politicized intelligence gathering are echoing across the country. The days of unchecked power for Washington’s elite may finally be numbered.

As expert analysis from Turley and others makes clear, the dangers of confirmation bias and groupthink inside the intelligence community are not just theoretical—they have real-world consequences. The Durham annex is more than a historical document; it’s a warning shot to anyone in government who thinks they can subvert the Constitution for political gain and get away with it. If there’s any justice left in Washington, the next chapter will be about accountability, not cover-ups.

Sources:

Fox News: Jonathan Turley – Dems pulled the greatest political con job ever on Americans—it’s finally unraveling

Jonathan Turley Blog: I am not a Trump fan: Disturbing public statements surface from Brennan’s hand-picked head of controversial assessment

Fox News: Jonathan Turley – Key players in Russia collusion hoax: Why they’re sweating now

AOL: Jonathan Turley says John Brennan ‘not out of the woods’

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