Trump Calls Russiagate Perpetrators to Pay Price Amid New Durham Report

President Donald Trump has intensified his attacks on former President Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, and others, accusing them of orchestrating the so-called 'Russia hoax' to undermine his 2016 presidential campaign and administration. Citing newly declassified documents from special counsel John Durham's report and statements by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, Trump claims the Obama administration knowingly fabricated evidence of Russian interference and collusion to distract from Clinton’s email controversies. He described the scandal as "the biggest in American history" and called for those involved to "pay a big price," although he deferred to Attorney General Pam Bondi regarding potential indictments. Trump also accused intelligence and justice officials, including former FBI leadership, of cooperating in a conspiracy to sabotage his presidency. Critics highlight that some of the incriminating emails in the Durham report may have been compromised or fabricated, and the investigations have yet to definitively verify all claims. The controversy continues to fuel political tensions as Trump demands accountability for what he labels a criminal conspiracy against him and his administration.