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So we have new developments today.

If you go back to the declassification by Tulsi Gabbard, let's remind you of what she said when she announced she was making this declassification, some of the things that she found.

Like, for example, then CIA director John Brennan overruling CIA officers who dared to challenge the

Russiagate narrative.

Remember, the original intelligence assessment report that was put out was one that said

that Donald Trump never colluded with Russia, and there was no evidence of such.

And this is weeks and weeks after the

2016 election. Here's what she said. The Intelligence Committee's oversight report reveals that

CIA Director Brennan overruled senior CIA officers who challenged the Obama-ordered

intelligence assessment, stating, quote, we don't have direct information that Putin wanted to get Trump

elected.

Yet, the Obama-directed assessment was published on January 6, 2017, which explicitly stated,

quote, we assess Putin and the Russian government aspired to help President elect Trump's election

chances, when possible, by discrediting Secretary Clinton and publicly

contrasting her unfavorably to him."

End of quote.

With regards to the Steele dossier, we now know that one of the source documents that the

Obama administration used in the creation of this intelligence assessment in January

of 2017 was none other than the discredited, unverified steel

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