Donald Trump in a tweet several weeks ago stated the former administration had been spying on his campaign and his transition into becoming the president. Naturally this is not something where there are going to be all sorts of tangible bits of information the White House can simply give to the public.
While former President Obama may have done things that are unethical and even illegal, he isn’t dumb, so he would not allow these kinds of strings to be easily seen. However, bit by bit, as more information comes out, it does begin to look like the White House really did spy on Donald Trump before he took office.
It is believed that Susan Rice helped the White House spy on Donald Trump from within the campaign. Now, Rice has gone on record to say she did nothing wrong.
Here’s why we know that’s not true. The White House is not allowed to conduct investigations. It is, as the FBI Director has said, a “consumer” of investigations conducted by different government branches, like the FBI and CIA. Susan Rice, as part of the White House staff, should have never investigated Trump’s team—she should have left that to others, but she didn’t.
Watch Rush Limbaugh in the clip below explain why this story has legs.
