A shocking revelation has emerged, accusing top intelligence officials of orchestrating a scheme to undermine a presidency. A Fox News analyst’s explosive claims raise serious questions about abuse of power and the integrity of our institutions, demanding accountability for actions that shook the nation.

Summary

• Fox News analyst Gregg Jarrett accuses James Comey and John Brennan of framing Trump with the Steele dossier.
• The dossier, funded by Clinton’s campaign, was used to secure a FISA warrant and fuel the Russia probe.
• CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s declassified review exposes procedural flaws in the 2017 Intelligence Community Assessment.
• Comey and Brennan face FBI probes for possible false statements to Congress.
• Jarrett claims their actions eroded public trust in the FBI and CIA.

A Plot to Undermine Trump

Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett has unleashed a scathing critique of former FBI Director James Comey and former CIA Director John Brennan, alleging they orchestrated a deliberate campaign to frame President Donald Trump. On July 11, 2025, during an appearance on “Kudlow,” Jarrett detailed how the duo manipulated the discredited Steele dossier to target President Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign. 

“They used the dossier to try to entrap Trump in the infamous Trump Tower meeting just days before he was sworn into office,” Jarrett said, referencing a failed attempt to incriminate the president-elect. 

He further accused Comey of leaking FBI documents to trigger the appointment of his ally, Robert Mueller, as special counsel, casting a “thundercloud” over Trump’s presidency for over two years.

The Steele Dossier’s Dirty Origins

The Steele dossier, compiled by former British spy Christopher Steele and indirectly funded by Hillary Clinton’s campaign through Perkins Coie, was central to the Russia collusion narrative. Jarrett exposed how Comey misrepresented the dossier’s credibility to secure a FISA warrant against Trump campaign adviser Carter Page. “And then he goes to the FISA court to get a spy warrant and deceives the judges telling them ‘Oh, no, this dossier is credible,’ not telling them we’ve already debunked it at the FBI,” Jarrett stated. He emphasized that Comey concealed Steele’s termination by the FBI for lying, a fact that undermined the dossier’s reliability. Jarrett also implicated Brennan, claiming he pushed to include the dossier in the 2017 Intelligence Community Assessment (ICA) despite knowing it was “garbage.”

Ratcliffe’s Revelations Uncover Misconduct

Current CIA Director John Ratcliffe has played a pivotal role in exposing these alleged misdeeds. Jarrett praised Ratcliffe for declassifying a “lessons learned” review of the ICA, which revealed “procedural anomalies” and deviations from intelligence standards. 

“Hats off to Ratcliffe. He dug up the information, including handwritten, incriminating notes by Brennan,” Jarrett said. 

As reported by The Red Archives was referred to FBI Director Kash Patel and suggests Brennan and Comey may have perjured themselves by denying the dossier’s role in the ICA. “He told Congress in his testimony, ‘Oh no, that wasn’t in the assessment.’ Well, it was,” Jarrett told Fox & Friends host Sandra Smith, highlighting Brennan’s alleged false statements.

A Betrayal of Public Trust

Jarrett’s allegations paint a damning picture of Comey and Brennan’s actions, which he says eroded confidence in America’s premier intelligence agencies. 

“Those two have done more to destroy the American people’s confidence in the FBI and national intelligence than any two people I can think of,” said Republican Sen. John Kennedy on “The Faulkner Focus.” 

Jarrett echoed this sentiment, arguing that Comey violated FBI regulations by launching the Trump probe and that Brennan’s inclusion of the dossier in the ICA was a calculated move to “drive Trump from office.” The ongoing FBI investigation into both officials, sparked by Ratcliffe’s referral, could lead to charges, though Jarrett noted prosecuting in Washington, D.C., may be challenging due to political bias.

A Call for Justice

As the nation grapples with these revelations, Jarrett’s claims resonate with conservatives demanding accountability. 

“They manipulated the system. The document itself, they abused their power,” Jarrett told Smith, underscoring the gravity of the alleged misconduct. 

President Trump himself weighed in, telling Fox News’ Peter Doocy, “I think they’re crooked as hell and maybe they have to pay a price for that.” With Ratcliffe’s declassified evidence fueling the probe, the push for justice intensifies, raising hopes that those who weaponized intelligence against Trump will face consequences.