A secret weekend meeting may blow the lid off the Russia hoax that haunted Trump’s presidency for years. Officials say explosive documents could soon prove Obama’s intel team rigged the narrative to sabotage Trump before he took office.
Classified Records Set to Expose Political Weaponization
High-ranking Trump officials gathered Sunday to review new revelations about the Russia investigation. Sources say the goal is to pursue criminal conspiracy charges against former Obama-Biden officials.
Newly Released Crossfire Hurricane Documents Prove That The Obama Admin Ordered The CIA To Fabricate The Russiagate Hoax To Be Used To Stage A Political Coup Against Trump
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The meeting centered on classified records tied to the infamous Intelligence Community Assessment (ICA) commissioned by Obama after the 2016 election. That report falsely painted Trump as a Kremlin puppet, based in part on Clinton-funded opposition research.
Officials say a 200-page congressional audit and emails linking the CIA’s ICA to the FBI’s “Crossfire Hurricane” probe could be released this week. The White House has reportedly already been briefed.
Clinton’s Dirty Tricks Behind Intelligence Findings
The Sunday meeting reportedly took place in a secure SCIF room organized by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI). It also involved senior DOJ staff, Trump’s Intelligence Advisory Board, and a weaponization task force.
Among the documents discussed were Durham probe notes and depositions revealing how top intel officials, including John Brennan, leaned on the phony Steele dossier. They allegedly used it to justify false claims against Trump and may have lied to Congress.
Officials want to release a restricted appendix in Durham’s report that shows the CIA knew Clinton created the Russia scandal. Yet the FBI didn’t investigate her scheme—they instead turned the focus on Trump.
Double Standards in FBI’s Handling of Trump and Clinton
The meeting also raised concerns about the FBI ignoring foreign access to Clinton’s unsecured emails while aggressively pursuing Trump. Sources say the bureau’s failure to act fits a clear pattern of protecting Clinton while attacking her opponent.