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==Trump-Russia scam==

==Trump-Russia scam==

:''Main article:'' [[Trump-Russia]]

:''Main article:'' [[Trump-Russia]]

Fox News' Greg Jarrett described the Trump-Russia scam as "[[partisan]]s within the FBI and the Justice Department, driven by personal animus and a sense of political righteousness, surreptitiously conspired to [[Subversion|subvert electoral democracy]] itself in our country."<ref>http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2017/12/15/gregg-jarrett-did-fbi-and-justice-department-plot-to-clear-hillary-clinton-bring-down-trump.html </ref> The Clinton and Obama administration operatives and holdovers in the [[US intelligence community]] are alleged to have:

[[Fox News]]' Greg Jarrett described the Trump-Russia scam as "[[partisan]]s within the FBI and the Justice Department, driven by personal animus and a sense of political righteousness, surreptitiously conspired to [[Subversion|subvert electoral democracy]] itself in our country."<ref>http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2017/12/15/gregg-jarrett-did-fbi-and-justice-department-plot-to-clear-hillary-clinton-bring-down-trump.html </ref> The Clinton and Obama administration operatives and holdovers in the [[US intelligence community]] are alleged to have:

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1) Politically weaponized the federal government’s electronic intelligence capabilities to spy on a presidential candidate and his campaign,

1) [[Political]]ly weaponized the federal government’s electronic intelligence capabilities to spy on a presidential candidate and his campaign,

2) Colluded with foreign and non-state intelligence agents to manufacture evidence used as false pretexts for securing FISA warrants(s) that employed the national security laws of the United States to give illicit, illegal cover to this political espionage,

2) Colluded with foreign and non-state intelligence agents to manufacture evidence used as false pretexts for securing [[FISA]] warrants(s) that employed the [[national security]] laws of the United States to give illicit, [[illegal]] cover to this political [[espionage]],

3) Used the fruits of this political espionage activity to damage or otherwise hinder this candidate once they had become president-elect and eventually President of the United States through surreptitious releases of the criminally-procured information,

3) Used the fruits of this political espionage activity to damage or otherwise hinder this candidate once they had become president-elect and eventually [[President of the United States]] through surreptitious releases of the [[criminal]]ly-procured information,

4) Fabricated and instigated false allegations about foreign state collusion implicating the president’s election campaign and family members, and

4) Fabricated and instigated false [[allegation]]s about foreign state collusion implicating the president’s election campaign and family members, and

5) Perpetuated this massive criminal fraud on the American people for nearly a full year by manipulating and abusing the investigatory and prosecutorial powers of the Department of Justice.<ref>https://stonecoldtruth.com/confirmed-clinton-operatives-in-fbi-manufactured-russiagate/ </ref>}}

5) Perpetuated this massive criminal [[fraud]] on the American people for nearly a full year by manipulating and abusing the investigatory and prosecutorial powers of the Department of Justice.<ref>https://stonecoldtruth.com/confirmed-clinton-operatives-in-fbi-manufactured-russiagate/ </ref>}}

Donald Trump declared his intention to seek he Office of the Presidency on June 16, 2015. Obama received his first briefing on Trump shortly thereafter.<ref>Mary Anne Marsh, ''Justice with Judge Jeanine'', [[Fox News]], 31 March 2017.</ref> On July 20, 2015 DOJ Dep. Attn. Gen. Sally Yates issued a 58 page legal explanation denying the Office of Inspector General (OIG) and Michael Horowitz oversight of the DOJ National Security Division.

Donald Trump declared his intention to seek he Office of the Presidency on June 16, 2015. Obama received his first briefing on Trump shortly thereafter.<ref>Mary Anne Marsh, ''Justice with Judge Jeanine'', [[Fox News]], 31 March 2017.</ref> On July 20, 2015 DOJ Dep. Attn. Gen. Sally Yates issued a 58 page legal explanation denying the Office of Inspector General (OIG) and Michael Horowitz oversight of the DOJ National Security Division.