Former President Obama on Tuesday denied the claims of the Trump administration that he manipulated intelligence related to Russian intervention in the 2016 elections.
“These bizarre allegations are ridiculous and a weak attempt of distraction,” said Patrick Rodenbash, a spokesman for Obama.
He said, “Anything widely accepted in the documents released last week underlines that Russia had worked to influence the 2016 presidential election, but did not successfully manipulate any vote. These findings were confirmed by the Bupertison Center Intelligence Committee in a 2020 report under the leadership of the then Chairman Maro Rubio.
National intelligence director Basil gabbard Giving details of the alleged electoral fraud, a report was released last Friday and said that the officials involved in it were engaged in a “traitorous conspiracy”.
Gabbard also said that his office was giving evidence to the Department of Justice for potential criminal referral with the support of President Trump.
“He is guilty, it’s not a question,” Trump told reporters that he mentions Obama. “It was treason, it was the word you can think of.”
The President said that the then Vice President Biden, former FBI director James Comi, former DNI Director James Clapper and former CIA director John Brain can face criminal allegations for the controversy.
The report follows Trump’s march Memorandum In the 2016 election, the Russian intervention ordered the disintegration of the FBI’s investigation to the FBI inquiry.
Trump has long denied that Russia impressed its successful White House dialect against Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in 2016.
The campaign team of Democratic National Committee (DNC) and Clinton spent more than $ 1 million on Trump’s investigation into Russia’s relationship. Perkins, a law firm, led the investigation using resources from the research company Fusion GPS, which later hired the retired British detective Christopher Steel to discover the information of foreign participation in the US election.
DNC was eventually fined $ 105,000 and a fine of $ 8,000 was imposed on the Clinton Campaign for not disclosing the amount spent by the Federal Election Commission on investigation, According to a letter Sent by the agency after investigation.
