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Nunes then dropped what may be the most explosive allegation yet. He told Bartiromo: “he will be lucky if there is not a grand conspiracy charge brought, which is really what should be brought against probably about two dozen characters in the United States over the last seven, eight years.”
Two dozen key players – all facing charges under a single grand conspiracy indictment? That’s a nightmare scenario for the Deep State.
Nunes didn’t make these claims in a vacuum. He walked Bartiromo through years of government weaponization against Donald Trump – and traced it all back to one name: Hillary Clinton.
“When you go back and look at this at 50,000 feet, what are we really talking about here?” Nunes asked. “It all goes back to really one thing, and that was that there were 30,000 e-mails that Clinton had that Clinton was worried would come out before the 2016 election, and, if those came out, it would make her unelectable.”
That’s the genesis of what intelligence insiders later dubbed “the Clinton plan.”
According to Nunes, the Clinton campaign’s strategy was straightforward: deflect from its own misconduct by framing Trump as a Russian asset.
“Comey and company and all of them got involved in the so-called Clinton plan,” Nunes continued. “The Clinton plan was to do what? To say that the Trump campaign, it was colluding with the Russians and that’s how the e-mails got out.”
In other words, Clinton’s allies inside the FBI and intelligence community coordinated an operation that looked a lot like a conspiracy.
Nunes also pointed to the declassified intelligence that proves top officials misled Congress for years.
“What do we now know by everything that’s been declassified is, is that they didn’t have any intelligence on Russia colluding with Trump,” Nunes revealed. “In fact, the only intelligence that they had is that the Russians were very well aware of Clinton’s plan, and they actually not only thought Clinton was going to win, but likely preferred that she would win.”
Let that sink in. The Russians favored Hillary Clinton and knew about her plan – yet Comey’s team insisted to Congress there was evidence against Trump.
Nunes laid out the bigger picture: a single, evolving operation designed to cripple Trump from the moment he entered the political arena.
“They were able to go spy on the Trump campaign,” Nunes explained. “They were able to then get the Mueller witch-hunt going that then led to the Ukraine – remember, that dies off. Then you have the fake whistle-blower and the Ukraine impeachment.”
Each failed attack seamlessly shifted to the next, with the same players pushing the same goal: destroy Donald Trump.
Nunes even hinted that January 6th and the suspicious “pipe bomb” incidents warrant deeper investigation. And he reminded Bartiromo’s viewers that this conspiracy may still be ongoing – which changes the legal landscape.
As Bartiromo noted, “John Ratcliffe also brought that up to me, saying the statute of limitations does not apply if it’s a conspiracy that’s still going on.”
For Americans who’ve watched the Russia hoax, the Mueller probe, the Ukraine impeachment, and beyond, that means accountability may still be possible.
In the end, Nunes suggested the Deep State’s worst fear isn’t Comey going to prison – it’s Comey deciding to talk.
If Nunes is right and two dozen conspirators face a grand conspiracy charge, we’re looking at a scandal dwarfing Watergate. The insiders who thought they were safe may soon find out they aren’t.
