Rand Paul: Time To Investigate Obama For Trying To Prevent Election Of Trump, WORSE Than Watergate

     Sen. Rand Paul is demanding for an investigation into former Obama administration officials who created the anti-Trump Russia witch hunt. Paul says former CIA Director John Brennan played an important role and validated and discredited "dossier" against President Trump, according to The Washington Examiner. 

     Paul said during an interview with Washington Secrets, he wants the Senate Judiciary Committee to ask Brennan about his involvement in the dossier that helped start the Russia investigation. 

     "I think we need to find the truth. Democratic or Republican," Paul said.

     "BREAKING: A high-level source tells me it was Brennan who insisted that the unverified and fake Steele dossier be included in the Intelligence Report... Brennan should be asked to testify under oath in Congress ASAP," Paul wrote.

Time to investigate high ranking Obama government officials who might have colluded to prevent the election of @realDonaldTrump! This could be WORSE than Watergate!

— Senator Rand Paul (@RandPaul) December 21, 2017

Time to investigate the Obama officials who concocted and spread the Russian conspiracy hoax!

— Senator Rand Paul (@RandPaul) March 25, 2019

Time to investigate high ranking Obama government officials who might have colluded to prevent the election of @realDonaldTrump! This could be WORSE than Watergate!

— Senator Rand Paul (@RandPaul) December 21, 2017

     "Time to investigate the Obama officials who concocted and spread the Russian conspiracy hoax," he added.

      "Time to investigate high ranking Obama government officials who might have colluded to prevent the election of @realDonaldTrump! This could be WORSE than Watergate," he continued.

     Obama was informed by the FBI in 2016 about Russia attempting to interfere with the 2016 election, according to The Hill. Obama was warned to publicly speak out about the investigations by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. ​

     This comes after The Department of Justice released a four-page letter to Capitol Hill lawmakers on Sunday. Attorney General William Barr said special counsel Robert Mueller found no collusion between the Trump's presidential campaign and Russia in 2016.