Obama Panics, Officially Responds To President Trump’s Claim of Treason

The gloves are off.

President Trump and DNI Tulsi Gabbard aren’t mincing words anymore—they’re flat-out calling Barack Hussein Obama guilty of treason. And for the first time in years, Obama has broken his silence and responded directly to the damning accusations.

But his statement isn’t calming anyone’s suspicions—it’s setting off alarm bells.

“These bizarre allegations are ridiculous and a weak attempt at distraction,” Obama’s office said in a panicked press release, clearly rattled by the explosive claims that his administration manufactured intelligence to launch the Russia hoax after Trump’s 2016 victory.

Let’s be clear: Obama doesn’t respond to nonsense. So the fact that he’s speaking now means one thing—he’s scared.

And he should be.

Earlier this week, President Trump called Obama “the leader of the gang” behind the Russia collusion setup and explicitly accused him of treason during a press event in the Oval Office.

“He’s guilty… This was treason,” Trump said.

Tulsi Gabbard, now Director of National Intelligence, followed up with a detailed, point-by-point takedown of Obama’s role in directing the intelligence community to reverse its assessment after Trump won the election—fabricating a narrative built on lies and discredited sources like the Steele dossier.

Obama’s weak defense? He pointed to a 2020 Senate Intel report led by Marco Rubio that restated the same talking points—but completely ignored the 100+ documents released last week and the more explosive material expected this week.

And if you think this is just political theater, think again.

Trump and Gabbard are not simply calling this corruption. They are framing it as a criminal conspiracy against the duly elected President of the United States—something that crosses the line into constitutional betrayal.

And they’re not alone. The pressure is building. The facts are mounting. And the American people are watching.

If you were Barack Obama, would you be sleeping well tonight?

Or researching countries without U.S. extradition treaties?

Because this story is far from over—and as Trump warned:

“You’re going to love how this ends.”