Patel found burn bags of documents in secret room

If you remember, after Kash Patel and Dan Bongino took over the FBI, a story broke that Bongino had found a secret room.

Patel recently offered up more information about that room, saying that they found burn bags with all kinds of information in them.

It turns out, this is likely the information released by DNI Tulsi Gabbard.

The Burn Bags

For those of you who don’t understand how the government works, they don’t just shred documents when they have sensitive information.

The documents go into a burn bag and are never seen again.

Well, it appears that when Patel and Bongino found this room, it had burn bags that dated all the way back to the Obama administration and the Russian collusion investigation.

It was after they found those bags that Gabbard came forward with all kinds of new information about how the Russian collusion narrative started,

Hillary Approved

Some of the most damaging information from these documents I have seen thus far has been the alleged coordination between Hillary Clinton and Obama-era intelligence officials.

Unless I am misreading things, Hillary approved the plan to go after Trump for collusion with the Russians, and that would include the FBI’s involvement.

One of Hillary’s campaign officials tried to pour water on that during his hearing before committee, stating, “Going to the FBI does not seem like an effective way to get information out to the public. You do that through the media, which is why the information was shared with the media.”

That does not necessarily mesh with what Gabbard is saying, but Gabbard claims to have a paper trail, so I am going to give her the benefit of the doubt.

Whistleblowers Pressured

Gabbard dropped another bombshell this week, claiming to have proof that whistleblowers were told to alter their stories to coincide with the narrative the administration wanted to push.

According to Gabbard, an intelligence analyst who later came forward as a whistleblower stated, “I was pressured to alter my views.” And this was being done “to subvert President Trump’s 2016 victory.”

The individual was more or less being told by agents that the Russians could possibly have information, and that the individual needed to “trust” the official on this. The whistleblower added, “I remember this conversation very clearly,” the whistleblower wrote in the account, “as it was a difficult situation and I listened, and chose my responses, with care. I was aware that I was defying the [National Intelligence Office’s] direction to me (to misrepresent my views to DIA) based on a conscious decision to adhere to [Intelligence Community] standards, tradecraft, and ethics.”

If Gabbard is right, this is arguably one of the biggest coups we have ever seen our government try to pull off. And, as she stated, it would be considered treason. The sad reality, however, is that the majority of the mainstream media has yet to fill any white space with this report.