Watch: Republican senators demand transparency while DEMS calls Intel to release distraction

According to reports, senior Obama administration officials allegedly planned a coordinated attempt to undermine the president Donald Trump’s In the 2016 election victory, Republican lawmakers called for transparency and accountability, while their democratic colleagues questioned the timing and credibility of the new proposition.

Trump’s national intelligence director Tulsi Gabbard released a bunch of intelligence documents last week Promotes “artificial narrative” Russia is suspected of undermining Trump in the 2016 election.

But Democrats insist that a congressional investigation has proved that Russia did help Trump in the 2016 election, while also questioning the timing of Trump’s allegations of releasing more Epstein’s archives.

“It’s very dishonest and dangerous,” Republican Senator Ted Cruz said of the allegations of Fox News Gabbard. “What I urge the administration to do is engage in fundamental transparency, make it all public and reveal the extent to which the Obama administration knows what they are doing- they know they are lying. I think anyone who breaks the law needs to be held responsible.”

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But Democratic California Senator Adam Schiff told Fox News that he believes the allegations are meaningless, pointing to a 2019 report by former FBI Director Robert Mueller, who said: “It documented Russia’s efforts to help the denigrate denigrate denigrate denigrate the Trump campaign.

He added: “I think what Gabbard and her staff are doing is dishonest.”

However, Republican Oklahoma Senator James Lankford believes Steele Dossier has long been established as the “obvious Clinton factory” and that the Clinton campaign is actually “working with the Russians and being able to actually use the Russians to intervene with President Trump’s campaign.”

“What Tulsi Gabbard What was pulled out was to say: “How deep does this know about the Steele Archives, they knew it was Clinton’s file. When did they start rolling it out, what official resources do they use to try to increase effectiveness to lower the election?” Rankford said.

“We have a long way to go, but being able to get all the information out, being able to pull it out and say, ‘Let everyone have everyone look at it, let the chips fall where they can.'”

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Tulsi Gabbard, director of the National Intelligence Agency, addressed the press at the White House after explaining the documents, saying she was proven to be “artificial” Trump-Russian narrative. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images | Fox News Digital)

R-Fla. Senator Rick Scott said he believed Gabbard was doing the right thing and also expressed shocking allegations, expressing hope for extreme transparency.

“Part of this election is about transparency and government responsibility. [Gabbard] Scott said that’s exactly what the Trump administration is trying to do. Let’s take the truth. If someone does something, we will hold them accountable. So, I think the right process is what is happening. ”

Senator Elissa SlotkinFormer CIA analyst D-Mich. Questioning the timing of Gabbard’s release of information, even saying that her 10-year-old nephew understood the move as “Dobby and distraction” to lift the eyes off the ongoing Epstein controversy. In the release of documents released by Gabbard early last week, Trump has been facing calls from within the Republican Party for the release of more documents and information related to shameful financier Jeffrey Epstein.

Former CIA analyst D-Mich. Senator Elissa Slotkin questioned the timing of Gabbard’s disclosures, calling them a requirement to be transparent with Jeffrey Epstein’s documents, calling them a “distraction.” (Associated Press)

“President Trump has been in his first term for four years and has been starting this issue since then, and he chose his name on the same day that appeared in the Epstein archives, talking about Barack Obama,” Slotkin told Fox News Digital. “The American people are not stupid. Like, we get it. Trump wants to talk about something different. I have to see these reports and see how they come from. … I love reading and making my own assessments. But you can’t miss the opportunity. The president is trying to evade and distract you.”

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While partisan affiliation may play a role in lawmakers and broader public perceptions, Obama charges published by Gabbard Senator John Boozman, R-ark.said he believes the issue “transcends” partisan affiliation.

“Republicans, Democrats, I mean, this is something beyond all of that. It’s really important,” Boozman told Fox News Digital. “Hopefully we’ll have open transparency so that people can understand what’s going on. Anyway, I’m sure Congress will be involved, and of course, it’s also involved. So, I think these are good things.”