Speaking to supporters, Trump didn’t mince words as he outlined his claims. “You look at those papers — they have him stone cold. It was Obama,” he said. “Not lots of people all over the place. The leader of the gang was Barack Hussein Obama. They tried to steal the election, they tried to cover it up — this was treason.”

Trump’s comments come as anticipation builds around what he says will be thousands of new documents set to be released by former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, which he claims will expose the full scope of corruption surrounding the Obama-era intelligence community and its alleged role in election interference.

According to Trump, these new files will provide undeniable proof that top Democratic officials worked to undermine his campaign and presidency from the start. “It was Obama’s idea — but he got it from Crooked Hillary,” Trump added, taking aim once again at Hillary Clinton, whom he accused of orchestrating the original framework for the alleged scheme.

“Crooked as a three-dollar bill,” Trump said, drawing cheers from the crowd as he vowed that the truth would come out soon. He reiterated that this revelation was not just about politics but about accountability and justice at the highest levels of government.

The former president’s explosive statements are already reverberating across Washington, reigniting old debates about the origins of the investigations into his campaign and alleged election interference. Trump’s accusations suggest that new evidence could reshape public understanding of those events if proven true.

As the promised documents from Gabbard’s team are expected to surface in the coming days, the political world is bracing for what could be another major escalation in Trump’s long-running feud with the Obama-Clinton establishment — and possibly a new chapter in his campaign to expose what he calls “the biggest scandal in American history.”