Susan Rice memo exposes Obama deep state plan to undermine Trump with bogus Russian investigation
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The Federalist senior editor and Fox News contributor Mollie Hemingway told "Life, Liberty & Levin" Sunday that an email written by former National Security Adviser Susan Rice on the day President Trump was inaugurated reveals an Obama administration effort to "sideline" officials who may have had concerns about the counterintelligence probe of the Trump campaign.The attacks on Flynn were a part of a broader bad faith operation to undermine the transfer of power that has been a part of the constitutional process since it was adopted. The Obama administration appears to have been the first to undermine this process and attempt to put in place deep state operatives to thwart the new administration. Hopefully, the Durham investigation will reveal more about these actors and bring them to justice.
Host Mark Levin asked Hemingway about the idea that Rice raced back to the White House just after noon on Inauguration Day to send a "self-serving" email regarding a Jan. 5 Oval Office meeting where the investigation of her designated successor, Michael Flynn, apparently was discussed.
According to Levin, Rice wrote in the email that Obama "stress[ed] his continued commitment to ensuring that every aspect of this issue is handled by the intelligence and law enforcement communities by the book."
Hemingway said the word "continued" suggested that Obama knew about the Trump campaign investigation prior to the Jan. 5 meeting.
"What I also like is when she says they openly talked with the people who would be continuing on into the Trump administration about how to keep information from the Trump administration, and that is completely inappropriate," she said.
"This was about making sure that they could sideline people who would expose what they had been doing throughout the campaign, throughout the transition," Hemingway said, adding that Flynn likely became "target number one" because he had the experience and knowledge of the intelligence field that would have enabled him to call foul on the Obama administration's actions.
"He would have known that it was fishy and problematic. And so he was a high-priority target in the days that followed," she said.
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