Brennan pushed Russian collusion hoax knowing that Putin actually preferred that Hillary Clinton win

Washington Examiner:
President Trump's spy chief is declassifying information that shows former CIA Director John Brennan "suppressed" intelligence on Russia wanting Hillary Clinton to win the 2016 election.
Fox News chief White House correspondent Ed Henry said Tuesday evening that "it could get sticky" for Brennan, who served as CIA director under former President Barack Obama, due to his role in developing the 2017 intelligence community assessment on Russian election interference that determined with "moderate" to "high" confidence that Russian President Vladimir Putin and the Kremlin sought to boost Trump's 2016 election chances.
"There's other intel that may have been more serious suggesting that Russia wanted Hillary Clinton to win, rather than balancing that out in the assessment they put out there in that assessment, and set the narrative that Russia wanted Trump to win," Henry reported on Tucker Carlson Tonight.
Noting that Fred Fleitz, a former CIA officer and National Security Council chief of staff, first blew the whistle on Brennan's alleged efforts to hide this information, Henry said he has a separate intelligence source who confirmed this intelligence is among the four or five batches of documents that Richard Grenell, the acting director of national intelligence, is working to declassify.
This follows Grenell declassifying a list of Obama administration officials involved in the "unmasking" of retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn in intelligence community intercepts of conversations the incoming Trump national security adviser had with a Russian envoy during the presidential transition period.
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This is significant evidence that the Russian collusion hoax was a massive fraud perpetrated by Obama's intel agencies and their leader Brennan.  If it can be shown that Brennan did this to facilitate a coup attempt against the President it could lead to charges against him.  It also demonstrates what a massive fraud he tried to pull off with his assertions that Trump was a Russian asset when the evidence demonstrated that Russia actually favored Clinton.

It puts he and Adam Schiff in the same category of Democrats who tried to mislead the people of the US about Trump and about Russia's intentions.

This news also exposes the left-wing media and its bogus claims of "bombshells" and "the walls are closing in on Trump."  They were guilty of participating in one of the biggest frauds in US history.

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