Before he was even elected president, Hillary Clinton’s Scooby van – her tricked out campaign ride that doubled as an ambulance - was taking aim at Donald Trump with Russian intelligence agents behind the wheel.

We now know from declassified government records that U.S. intelligence agencies had surmised in July 2016 that then candidate Hillary Clinton had approved a plan proposed by one of her foreign policy advisors to create a false narrative that Donald Trump was working with the Russian government to throw the 2016 presidential election. She did this, according to notes from a briefing given by then CIA Director John Brennan to President Obama as “a means of distracting the public from her use of a private email server.” The briefing to Obama took place on July 28, 2016, and the “Electronic Communication” that would launch the FBI’s Crossfire Hurricane investigation into this supposed Russia-Trump collusion would be issued three days later, authored by coup plotter Peter Strzok.

The Russians, it seems, were all too willing to oblige Hillary’s scheme. Hillary’s campaign, through the DNC and its law firm, Perkins Coie, employed the services of former British MI6 officer, Christopher Steele, to concoct his infamous “dossier” containing all kinds of fabulist dirt on Mr. Trump. Steele in turn used as his primary source for the absurdist fabrications a suspected Russian intelligence agent named Igor Danchenko.