Obama office responds to Trump's accusation of treason, outrageous.

Let me read this, Tanya Thomas Ellsworth.

I'm coming to you first, so please be prepared with all your notes.

Ready.

Obama's office spokesperson, Patrick Rodenbush, great first name, rejected the office of the director of national intelligence.

Reports claimed that senior Obama administration officials orchestrated the Russia collusion hoax,

stating out of respect for the office at the presidency, our office does not normally dignify the constant nonsense and misinformation flowing out of this White House with a response.

And he called the allegations outrageous and ridiculous, a weak attempt of distraction.

He said nothing in the document issues last week undercuts the widely accepted conclusion

that Russia worked to influence the 2016 election but did not successfully manipulate any votes.

The ODNI report released by Tulsi Gabbard

on Friday found overwhelming evidence that after Trump won in 2016 election against Hillary Clinton,

President Obama and his national security cabinet members manufactured and politicized intelligence

to lay groundwork for a year's long coup against Trump.

Tom, what's your thoughts on the story?

So there are three things hiding in plain sight here.

The first that's hiding in plain sight was that Obama was nowhere in sight.

He didn't come to a podium.

He didn't do one of those impromptu interviews.

The media that follows him around where he goes for his foundation or things he does, didn't come up behind him. He didn't go on the podcast with his wife where he was talking about young men and things and needing gay friends a week ago to come back and says, I don't need any of this crap. No, nothing. Obama was silent. Why is Obama silent? Ask

yourself, ladies gentlemen. He's above this. Or maybe he's deep in it. Maybe he's not above it.

He's deep in it. And so he sends a spokesperson, Patrick Rodenbush, which is what Obama doesn't

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