DOJ Investigates Alleged Obama Administration Conspiracy

The Department of Justice (DOJ) has initiated a significant investigation examining claims of conspiracy among officials from the Obama administration. This inquiry focuses on efforts to generate information about Russian interference in the 2016 election, according to various reports.

Attorney General Pam Bondi has tasked federal prosecutors with preparing evidence for presentation to a grand jury. This move is backed by a letter referenced by Fox News First.

In a recent release, National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard noted “overwhelming evidence” suggesting that the Obama administration “manufactured and politicized” intelligence reports to support the narrative of a conspiracy between Trump’s campaign and Russia. Gabbard is calling for an investigation into “everyone involved,” and she has submitted related documents to the DOJ.

A spokesperson for the DOJ has refrained from making comments about the investigation. However, the DOJ has established a strike force to evaluate evidence presented by Gabbard.

During a press conference in July, Gabbard suggested that former President Barack Obama himself be included in the investigation by the DOJ.

Additionally, at an Oval Office press briefing, Trump asserted that the DOJ should scrutinize Obama, stating, “It’s there. He’s guilty. This was a rebellion… They tried to steal the election.” His comments reflect a broader concern that the actions taken were unprecedented even in the context of international political maneuvering.