Labeling it “the most unbelievable scandal in the history of this country,” former US attorney Joe DiGenova believes the effort to frame President Trump in a counterintelligence investigation was led by one man – Obama CIA Director John Brennan.
To be sure, the overall operation involved many top operatives according to DiGenova.
“What you have here is a criminal plot by senior people: John Brennan, James Comey, James Clapper, senior Department of Justice officials to suborn the presidency of the United States through the use of false evidence,” he charged.
Brennan, however, was the man who allegedly spearheaded the operation.
“It is quite obvious that John Brennan was at the head of the group of people who were going to create a counterintelligence investigation against Trump,” DiGenova believes, “by creating false information that was going to be fed through Carter Page, and fed through George Papadopoulos so that it would be picked up, reported back to Washington and provide the basis for … a fake, counterintelligence investigation.”
“#NewYorkTimes inadvertently blew open the cover on the operation #CrossfireHurricane to take down @realDonaldTrump @POTUS our duly elected President. The operation was organized by #Brennan #Clapper #Comey #FBI @TheJusticeDept officials” Joe Digenova @GreggJarrett @seanhannity pic.twitter.com/WtbxxVtaVi
— 🇺🇸California Condor🇺🇸 (@Condor_Law) May 17, 2018
Reports indicate that Brennan is flailing in his attempts to cover up his actions as well.
Paul Sperry at Real Clear Investigations reveals that two colleagues of Brennan’s have contradicted the former CIA Director’s congressional testimony that the Steele dossier did “not play any role whatsoever in the intelligence community assessment” on Russian interference in the 2016 election.
WATCH: @JohnBrennan says Steele Dossier did "not play any role whatsoever in the intelligence community assessment" that was presented to President Obama and then President-elect Trump. #MTP pic.twitter.com/Ph8YvCiHK1
— Meet the Press (@MeetThePress) February 4, 2018
National Security Agency Director Michael Rogers and James Clapper, Director of National Intelligence under President Obama, have both made statements to the contrary.
“It was all Brennan’s doing,” DiGenova insisted, “and that is why the Justice Department is viciously fighting revealing everything they can about the source in London, who everybody knows the identity of.”
Jumpin John Brennan and the #CrossfireHurricane … where is the rule of law when a sitting President can launch an investigation into an opposing candidates presidential campaign? #BananaRepublic @FlynnJack515 @mflynnJR @FlynnJack515 https://t.co/PllokcGdA4
— Joseph J. Flynn ⭐️⭐️⭐️ (@JosephJFlynn1) May 17, 2018
“Where is the rule of law when a sitting President can launch an investigation into an opposing candidates presidential campaign?” Joseph Flynn, brother of Michael Flynn asks.
Better question – where the heck is Jeff Sessions and the Justice Department in trying to investigate this obvious set up on the part of Brennan?
As Fox News host Sean Hannity explains, “This deep state is one huge, giant, incestuous, corrupt swamp.”
Cross-posted from Mental Recession.
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