Newly declassified files revealed that Obama wanted to overthrow Trump's government in 2017 for firing James Comey

Recently declassified documents by Congress and published by Just The News revealed that the FBI secretly investigated Donald Trump during his first term for alleged ties to Russia in retaliation for the president firing then-FBI director, Obama appointee James Comey.

At the same time the FBI decided to investigate Trump, Comey was closing an inquiry into Hillary Clinton's emails, infamously stating at a press conference, "although there is evidence of possible violations of statutes regarding the handling of classified information, our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case."

On May 9, 2017, then Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein sent a memorandum to Attorney General Jeff Sessions recommending that Comey be fired. This document explained that the Department of Justice believed that Comey had mishandled the investigation into Clinton's emails and that this mishandling would lead the public to no longer trust the federal agency.

Following Rosenstein's recommendation, Trump fired Comey that same day in May. In response, the FBI sent an electronic communication announcing an investigation into the president for the firing of the Obama official. "The purpose of the investigation is to determine whether President Trump is or was directed, controlled, and/or coordinated activities with the Federation of Russia," the communication states.

The American intelligence war against Trump

"The FBI is opening a full investigation based on a basis that reasonably indicates that President Trump may be or may have been, knowingly or unknowingly, involved in activities for or on behalf of the Government of the Federation of Russia that may constitute violations of federal criminal law or threats to the national security of the United States", reads another part of the document.

Weeks later, former FBI director Robert Mueller was announced as Special Counsel to investigate the alleged collusion between Trump’s 2016 campaign and Russia, and to determine if that collusion led to Comey's firing. In 2019, after two years, Mueller published his report on Russian interference, concluding that Trump’s 2016 campaign did not collude with Russia to win the election.

Everything declassified today demonstrates that the FBI investigated Trump without evidence, that there were no links to Moscow, and that the case against the president was opened by intelligence agencies —the famous American 'Deep State' working for Obama and the Democratic Party— to try to topple the Republican government and prevent him from completing his term.