Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard made serious allegations Friday night during an appearance on “Hannity.” She claimed the Obama administration tried to undermine the 2016 election results. Gabbard said they created a treasonous conspiracy to stop Donald Trump from assuming power.
She revealed declassified documents that point to deep political manipulation. These papers allegedly show Obama and his team planned the Russia collusion narrative. According to Gabbard, the narrative aimed to overturn the American people’s will.
Over 100 documents show intentional misuse of intelligence, Gabbard said. She directly named former President Barack Obama, James Comey, John Brennan, Susan Rice, and James Clapper. According to her, these officials collaborated to build false evidence.
TConsequently, this manufactured intelligence became the foundation for the years-long Mueller investigation. Moreover, the probe cost taxpayers millions. “It didn’t just attack Trump,” Gabbard explained. “It hurt families, staffers, and diplomatic relationships across the country.”
Furthermore, the treasonous conspiracy created division and distrust in American institutions, she emphasized. She insisted this should concern every American, not just Trump supporters. After all, the issue challenges the foundation of U.S. democracy.
Later in the interview, Gabbard told Hannity she plans to send the documents to the Department of Justice. Additionally, she emphasized that “accountability and action” must follow. Without those, she warned, the republic’s future remains in serious jeopardy.
“This is not about politics,” she clarified. “It’s about preserving our democratic system from future abuse and corruption.” As a result, Gabbard demanded accountability for all involved—no matter their power, position, or past government role.
The next day, she appeared again on “Fox and Friends.” There, she doubled down on her statements from the night before. She called the Russia investigation a treasonous conspiracy that should never be repeated under any circumstance.
In addition, Gabbard pointed to the Steele dossier’s role in the narrative. She harshly criticized its use despite being discredited.
According to her, intelligence leaders had warned against using the dossier months before the 2016 election. Meanwhile, Fox News Digital reached out to representatives of Obama and the officials Gabbard named.
As of now, however, none have responded to Gabbard’s claims or her declassified findings.Critics argue Gabbard’s claims reignite political divisions. Supporters say she exposes deep-rooted corruption. Either way, the treasonous conspiracy allegations have reopened intense debates in Washington.
The coming weeks may determine whether these claims lead to investigations—or fade into political history.
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