Fox News presenter Bret Baier reacted strongly to Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard’s assertions against the Obama administration, particularly her accusation that former President Barack Obama participated in a “treasonous conspiracy” against his successor, Donald Trump. Baier provided further analysis of Gabbard’s remarks during the White House briefing last week, in which she presented “evidence” suggesting Obama’s involvement in promoting a narrative of connection between Trump and Russia during the 2016 election. Gabbard submitted a criminal referral to the Justice Department days prior, alleging that the Obama administration attempted to “undermine President Trump’s 2016 victory and presidency.”
“I eagerly forward rewatching the interview, Bret. One notable aspect is the disparate treatment of Hillary Clinton compared to President Trump. She was provided with a defensive briefing. The most stringent barrier appears to have been established over any information that could be utilized against her. This report indicates that at one stage in the process, there was consideration of investigating her due to suspicions that she was disseminating information regarding Russia and the dossier to obfuscate the server probe. At one point, they scrutinized that matter closely; but, there is a significant inclination towards Trump, as indicated by these documents, which suggest a considerably lower threshold for the trustworthiness of the evidence they intend to compile and present against him, correct?” Martha MacCallum, a Fox News anchor, inquired. “Indeed, that is precisely correct.” This pertains to the Trump probe and the information being disseminated. Chuck Grassley has released files pertaining to the Hillary Clinton email investigation, which are quite revealing, although much of the content is redacted. “I discussed both matters with Comey in 2018,” Baier remarked. “There was a significant disparity.”
“Amidst this situation, there are Page and Strzok, the two romantically involved individuals at the FBI, who reveal their evident bias against President Trump through their text messages; they are responsible for the investigation, the interview of Hillary Clinton, the handling of the BleachBit phones, and the scheduling of the interview with Michael Flynn, the former NSA director.” This situation coalesces in a manner that, with reflection and considering the broader context, is very concerning. He stated, “We are among the few outlets providing comprehensive coverage of this issue, focusing on substantive details rather than superficial treatment, and it merits such attention.”
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Gabbard asserted that whistleblowers have emerged subsequent to the disclosure of papers and a memorandum exposing the Obama administration’s attempts to subvert Trump following the 2016 election. On Friday, Gabbard disseminated documents and a memorandum detailing what she characterized as a “years-long coup” against Trump following his triumph over former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
She described the whistleblowers as persons “disgusted” by the purported “treasonous conspiracy” allegedly planned by then-President Barack Obama following Clinton’s defeat, as reported by the Daily Caller. “We possess whistleblowers … Individuals from the intelligence community are now emerging in response to the release of these documents, expressing their profound disgust regarding the events that transpired. They, like the American populace, seek the administration of justice,” as articulated by Gabbard during her interview with Maria Bartiromo on “Sunday Morning Futures.” “We will supply all existing and future information to the Department of Justice for that specific objective and purpose,” she stated. “Indictments are necessary. All those accountable for this traitorous conspiracy against the American populace, regardless of their power or involvement at the time, must face consequences,” Gabbard asserted.
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