The most infamous network in cable news could not handle the truth about what happened in the 2016 election, and quickly tried to hide the truth from their audience.
As The Gateway Pundit’s Jim Hoft reported, DNI Tulsi Gabbard released her second batch of previously undisclosed documents on Wednesday morning. These documents include more proof that Barack Obama directly gave the order to publish the Russia Collusion hoax, knowing there was no proof to back it up.
Page three of this latest document drop shows that then-President Obama ordered the release of documents, knowing there was no evidence to back them up. Obama didn’t just know about the Russia hoax – he directed it. All to delegitimize Trump’s historic win.
Obama also helped cover up the blackmail Vladimir Putin had on Crooked Hillary Clinton, including her numerous health issues.
Today’s document release followed Friday’s document dump by Gabbard of a declassified December 2016 presidential briefing revealing Barack Obama knew the Trump-Russia collusion narrative was a hoax.
Gabbard then made a surprise appearance at White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt’s weekly press briefing this afternoon.
She WENT OFF on Obama, saying he was criminally implicated. But as she began to lay out the truth of what happened regarding the Russia Collusion hoax and Obama’s involvement, CNN pushed the panic button.
“Multiple intelligence community assessments released in the months leading up to the 2016 election concluded that Russia neither had the intent nor capability to impact the outcome of the US election,” Gabbard started to say before CNN jumped in.
The CNN anchor quickly played down what Gabbard was saying and called her truthful allegation that Obama was guilty of treason “extreme.”
WATCH:
DAMAGE CONTROL? Fake News CNN cuts away just as @DNIGabbard outlines the lengths to which the Obama Administration went to manufacture the Russia collusion hoax pic.twitter.com/qmzx5wQ60d
— Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) July 23, 2025
You cannot hate the corporate media enough.
