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\nFormer President Barack Hussein Obama<\/p>\n
\nFormer President Barack Hussein Obama<\/p>\n
People are getting nervous. Obama officials, and Obama himself, have lashed out in recent days at the DOJ\u2019s uncovering of their malfeasance, ironically claiming that exposing them is somehow a “threat to the rule of law.”<\/p>\n
We all know exactly what went on here and it\u2019s bigger than Watergate would ever be. The Obama Administration spied on political rivals and then tried to take down a sitting President. Declassify everything and expose everyone.<\/p>\n
by Jerry Dunleavy<\/strong><\/p>\n A senior intelligence official told the Washington Examiner that a list of Obama administration officials involved in the “unmasking” of retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn following his recorded conversations with a Russian envoy has been declassified by President Trump’s spy chief.<\/p>\n Richard Grenell, who took over as acting director of national intelligence in late February as he concurrently serves as the ambassador to Germany, has been working to declassify tranches of information connected to the government\u2019s Trump-Russia investigations.<\/p>\n ABC News first reported on Monday that Grenell was seeking to have the Flynn documents declassified, but then updated their story to confirm that the records have been declassified already.<\/p>\n Grenell visited the Justice Department last week and brought the list along with him, and the Washington Examiner confirmed that making the information public will be up to Attorney General William Barr. The declassified list also likely includes the names of officials involved in other unmaskings near the end of Obama’s second term.<\/p>\n Flynn\u2019s name was repeatedly leaked to multiple media outlets in 2017, along with classified details of government-monitored calls he had with then-Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak.<\/p>\n U.S. Attorney for D.C. Timothy Shea moved to drop the false statement criminal charges against Flynn on Thursday. Concealed documents were dug up and released in recent weeks thanks to a review by U.S. Attorney Jeffrey Jensen, who was appointed to the task by Attorney General William Barr. The federal judge presiding over the case will now decide whether to dismiss it.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Naming names- who knew what, when? This is really getting interesting. Read the entire article here: Washington Examiner<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"