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The office of former President Barack Obama published a rare reprimand on President Donald Trump on Tuesday after the president accused his predecessor of having committed a “betrayal” and to fuel the 2016 and 2020 elections.
“Out of respect for the office of the presidency, our office normally not worthy of constant nonsense and the disinformation that leaves this white house with an answer,” said Obama spokesperson Patrick Rodenbush. “But these claims are sufficiently scandalous to deserve one. These bizarre allegations are ridiculous and A low attempted distraction. “”
When journalists asked Trump on Tuesday on the sex offender sentenced to the end of Jeffrey Epstein, he pivoted what he called Obama’s “crime”.
“After what they did to me – and it’s good or bad, it’s time to continue people. Obama was drawn up directly,” Trump told journalists. “What they did in 2016 and 2020 is very criminal. It’s criminal at the highest level. It’s really the things you should talk about.”
“Listen, he’s guilty. It’s not a question,” added Trump. “It was a betrayal. It was each word you can think of. They tried to steal the elections. They tried to hide the elections.”
Trump referred to Records made By the National Intelligence Director, Tulsi Gabbard and the CIA director John Ratcliffe, in publications and appearances on television on social networks, that they had found that Obama administration officials manipulated and plotted the legitimacy of Trump’s electoral victory in 2016.
Gabbard Published on social networks Friday, she made a criminal reference to the Ministry of Justice.
During an event with the Congress Republicans later on Tuesday, Trump congratulated Gabbard and once again accused Obama of being part of an effort to fuel the elections. “They are vicious and horrible people,” he said about the former president and others.
Rodenbush said the Trump administration was misleading on the information he uses to push his claims.
“Nothing in the document published last week divides the conclusion widely accepted according to which Russia worked to influence the 2016 presidential election, but failed to manipulate votes.
Invited to comment on the declaration of Obama, the spokesman for the White House, Davis Ingle, said: “The White House recognizes the commitment of director Gabbard to transparency and efforts to end the weaponry of the government against American citizens.”
Gabbard alleges that documents show that Russia did not try to interfere in the 2016 elections for the benefit of Trump, despite many surveys that showed the opposite.
“On December 8, 2016, CI officials prepared an assessment for the daily memory of the president, concluding that Russia” had no impact on the results of recent American elections “by leading cyberattacs against infrastructure. This key intelligence assessment has never been published, ”wrote Gabbard in an article.
The Obama administration, however, never said that the Russian cyber attacks had had an impact on election results. “I can assure the public that there was not the kind of falsification of the voting process which was worrying … The votes that were expressed were counted – they were counted appropriately,” said Obama from the White House, a few days after receiving the December 2016 thesis to which Gabbard was referring.
Obama’s White House said Russia had sought to interfere in the fussy campaign for pirated documents and using Bots and Farms of Trolls to spread poor information on the election – a conclusion which was then supported by the search for special lawyer Robert Mueller and a report by the Senate.
Another special lawyer, appointed by the general of the time, General Bill Barr and defended by Trump, investigated the allegations that Russia investigations have been politicized for more than three years. John Durham’s report Criticized the management by the FBI of the investigation, saying that it revealed that “FBI staff showed a serious lack of analytical rigor towards the information they have received” – but nothing in terms of crime now alleged by Trump.
THE Senate reportAs for him, was unequivocal in the actions of Russia.
“The Committee’s bipartite report revealed that Russia’s objective in its unprecedented piracy and flight against the United States in 2016, among other reasons, was to help the Trump campaign. The Trump candidate and his campaign responded to this threat by kissing, encouraging and exploiting Russian efforts,” said the report.
Democratic legislators said the administration is trying to rewrite history to appease Trump.
“This is only an other example of the DNI trying to cook books, rewrite history and erode confidence in the intelligence agencies that it is supposed to direct,” said Senator Mark Warner, D-VA., In a statement.
The president of the Caucus Democrat of the Chamber, Pete Aguilar of California, told NBC News on Monday that “all of this is a distraction”.
“(T) Hey will free anything if it buys them another day or two so as not to speak of Epstein or to ensure that the angry crowd talks about Epstein,” said Aguilar.
The investigation in Russia is only one of the many old grievances that Trump has rekindled in recent days while facing Maga supporters’ backlash About the treatment of the Epstein case.
Trump used his social platform for truth to accuse his former enemy Senator Adam Schiff, D-Calif., to break the law and to share Cup plans generated by AI various democratic officials who have been republicans Bogeymen over the years.
The Ministry of Justice, on the other hand, published thousands of files linked to the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday and announced that he had sent an expected report to Senator Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, on the FBI processing of files related to “former FBI director, James Comey, the failure of the time of Clinton of Hillary Clinton.
