Obama Circle Reports Seek Russiagate Coverup Amid CIA Contradictions

Recent declassified documents by National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard have reignited controversy over the Russiagate investigation, implicating President Obama and his administration in orchestrating a false intelligence narrative to accuse President Trump of collusion with Russia. President Trump publicly called for the Department of Justice to investigate Obama, asserting that Obama and key officials like Comey, Clapper, and Brennan were responsible for initiating the unfounded claims. Investigations reveal that intelligence agencies such as the FBI and NSA privately doubted Russian involvement in the 2016 DNC email hack, but these doubts were excluded from public reports, raising questions about the integrity of the Obama administration's public statements. Newly released CIA reviews further challenge sworn testimonies by Obama-era officials, showing that the discredited Steele dossier was incorporated into the Intelligence Community Assessment to support claims of Russian interference, contradicting prior denials. Obama and his aides have been accused of attempting to manage public perception to minimize fallout, with some reports suggesting efforts to suppress the truth about their roles in the collusion hoax. The revelations have stirred significant political drama, with commentators noting the lack of direct denial from Obama himself and ongoing debates about the motivations and actions of intelligence officials during that period.