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DNI Gabbard Refers Obama ‘Russiagate Conspiracy’ to DOJ for Criminal Prosecution

July 23, 2025 By Editor Leave a Comment

WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a dramatic escalation of an already heated national debate, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has formally referred a criminal case to the Department of Justice, alleging that former President Barack Obama and top officials in his administration conspired to falsely implicate Donald Trump in Russian collusion. Gabbard has shared newly uncovered intelligence that reveals a calculated effort to manufacture the narrative that Russia played a decisive role in Trump’s 2016 election—a narrative that crippled Trump’s ability to govern, and poisoned U.S.-Russia relations for years.

According to evidence unearthed by National Intelligence, the Obama administration had clear evidence before the election that Russia had not manipulated vote counts or voting systems. Despite this, they selectively ignored or suppressed this intelligence in favor of amplifying a false narrative that Trump was elected with the help of the Kremlin. Gabbard has released more than 100 pages of declassified records, including internal memos and emails, which prove high-ranking officials like former CIA Director John Brennan, FBI Director James Comey, and Director of National Intelligence James Clapper deliberately advanced the Russia narrative despite knowing it was untrue.

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard provides graphic of how Obama and security chiefs staged coup against Trump on Russia issue.

At the center of the controversy is the infamous Steele dossier, which Gabbard contends was misused as a tool by the Obama administration to justify illegal federal surveillance of Trump’s team, and media leaks, even though its contents were never verified. She argues that the entire Russia collusion scandal was based on disinformation, used strategically to delegitimize Trump’s presidency and prevent him from working effectively with foreign leaders like Vladimir Putin.

Speaking at a press conference earlier this week, Gabbard did not mince words. “This was a years-long coup attempt,” she said. “They knew Russia didn’t change votes or hack election systems, but they pushed the lie anyway. This wasn’t intelligence—it was election interference, orchestrated from the highest levels of government.”

The discovered evidence, she says, paints a picture of a “treasonous conspiracy” involving the manipulation of classified information and the politicization of America’s intelligence agencies. Gabbard’s referral to the DOJ includes a formal request for criminal investigation into conspiracy, abuse of power, and obstruction of justice. She emphasized that because conspiracy to commit fraud against the United States carries no statute of limitations, those involved could still face prosecution.

Conservative leaders and media outlets have praised Gabbard’s actions. Fox News described the revelations as “bombshell,” and lawmakers like Senator Chuck Grassley say this criminal referral marks a long-overdue reckoning for those who politicized intelligence to harm a duly elected president.

Former officials like John Brennan have dismissed Gabbard’s claims as a “wholesale misrepresentation” of intelligence procedures and policy debates. Obama’s office also pushed back firmly, calling the accusations “a baseless distraction” intended to rewrite history and deflect from Trump’s actual conduct.

Gabbard remains undeterred. She has hinted that more documents and whistleblower testimony will soon be made public, and she is working closely with congressional allies to ensure the matter is investigated fully. Trump, who has praised Gabbard for her “courage and patriotism,” has suggested that these disclosures vindicate his long-standing claim that the Russia narrative was a politically motivated hoax.

Whether the DOJ will act on the referral remains to be seen. But one thing is clear: if Gabbard’s allegations hold up under legal scrutiny, they could represent one of the most explosive abuses of power in modern American history.


James Thompson is an author and ghostwriter, and a political analyst.

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