Startling new revelations suggest critical evidence pertaining to the alleged Hillary Clinton Russia collusion hoax, targeting then-candidate Donald Trump during the 2016 presidential campaign, was deliberately concealed within the FBI. This serious accusation comes from Kash Patel, a key figure in the declassification efforts, who stated that documents confirming Clinton’s purported approval of the scheme were “buried in a back room” at the bureau.
Patel’s assertions follow the recent public release of a declassified annex from former Special Counsel John Durham’s investigation. This annex sheds light on how intelligence indicating the Clinton campaign, its supporters, or even Russian disinformation might have fueled the allegations of ties between the Trump 2016 campaign and Moscow was seemingly disregarded by the Obama-era FBI. The intelligence, according to the document, was potentially ignored to divert attention from the ongoing controversy surrounding Clinton’s unauthorized use of a private email server while serving as Secretary of State.
According to Kash Patel, the discovery of this annex and thousands of other related documents, previously hidden within the FBI’s facilities, reveals a highly classified segment of the Durham report. This crucial evidence purportedly shows that the Clinton campaign orchestrated a plan to frame President Trump and fabricate the Russia collusion hoax. Patel, working in conjunction with Chairman Grassley, prioritized the immediate declassification of these documents, asserting that the American public now has the opportunity to review the truth for themselves.
Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA), who chairs the Judiciary Committee and has been a leading investigator in the Russia-gate inquiry, was instrumental in pushing for the declassification of this significant annex and subsequently released the document. Senator Grassley vehemently stated that this alleged “political weaponization” has inflicted substantial damage upon democratic institutions, categorizing it as one of the most egregious political scandals and cover-ups in American history. He emphasized the profound responsibility of the new Trump administration to rectify the damage with utmost speed and transparency.
In response to the continuous stream of documents released by the Trump administration, including findings that allegedly demonstrate how officials within the Obama administration may have suppressed intelligence concerning Russia to undermine Trump, Attorney General Pam Bondi has initiated a new task force. This specialized unit is specifically tasked with meticulously evaluating all evidence related to the Obama administration’s purported efforts to propagate the Russia collusion allegations.
The declassified annex, despite some remaining redactions, details how the FBI reportedly received information outlining a scheme that Hillary Clinton allegedly approved. This plan involved using various firms to disseminate disinformation through media channels, with the expectation that the bureau would “put more oil into the fire” – essentially amplifying the narrative – to distract from her email scandal. Durham’s findings also highlighted that the FBI appeared to “dismiss” this intelligence as “not credible” without undertaking any actual investigative steps to either corroborate or disprove the allegations.
While former President Barack Obama and several top national security veterans from his administration have publicly denied the existence of a “treasonous conspiracy,” the Trump administration has reaffirmed its commitment to continue its rigorous investigation into the matter. This persistent pursuit underscores the deep political divisions and ongoing efforts to uncover what some perceive as historical injustices.
Concluding his statements on X, Kash Patel expressed his belief that these revelations represent a crucial step towards justice. He further promised that “there will be more to come,” underscoring the ongoing efforts by the FBI to uncover and disseminate the full truth. Patel also extended gratitude to federal partners within the Justice Department and CIA, and specifically thanked Senator Grassley for his tireless investigative work, reiterating a commitment to transparency and accountability.
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