The Deep State may be getting nervous. The Department of Justice has reassigned the lead federal prosecutor overseeing its investigation into former CIA Director John Brennan, raising questions about whether the Trump administration is finally turning up the heat on Obama-era intelligence officials.
Maria Medetis Long, a career prosecutor based in Miami who had been leading the case for months, is no longer handling the investigation, according to two sources familiar with the matter who spoke to the Washington Examiner Friday.
The timing of this shake-up is telling, Patriots. We're less than three weeks into Trump's second term, and already we're seeing major moves in what could be the most significant investigation into intelligence community corruption in American history.
John Brennan, you'll remember, was one of the chief architects of the Russia collusion hoax that plagued Trump's first presidency. This is the same man who pushed the discredited Steele dossier, weaponized the CIA against a sitting president, and spent years on television spreading lies about Russian interference.
Now, with Trump back in the White House and real conservatives like Attorney General Pam Bondi and CIA Director John Ratcliffe in key positions, it appears the gloves are coming off.
The reassignment of prosecutors mid-investigation typically signals one of two things: either the case is being ramped up significantly, or there's been pushback from career bureaucrats who don't want to pursue justice against their former colleagues.
What's particularly interesting is that this investigation has been quietly proceeding in South Florida – far from the swamp creatures in Washington who might be inclined to protect their Deep State buddies.
For too long, the intelligence community has operated as if they're above the law. Brennan, James Clapper, James Comey, and the rest of the crew lied to Congress, spied on Americans, and tried to overturn a presidential election – and they've faced zero consequences.
But with Trump's decisive mandate and a Republican-controlled government, that may finally be changing. The question isn't whether these corrupt officials will be held accountable – it's when.
Will the Trump administration finally deliver the justice that Patriots have been demanding for years? The reassignment of this prosecutor suggests we're about to find out.
Source: Next News Network
