Clinton hoax, Obama coup: The declassified timeline behind the Trump-Russia narrative

This episode of The Tenpenny Files features Dr. Sherry Tenpenny in conversation with author Drew Thomas Allen about his book *Clinton Hoax, Obama Coup: The Declassified Story of the Trump-Russia Delusion*. Allen argues that the Russia collusion narrative was not a legitimate investigation but a politically motivated coup orchestrated by the Clinton campaign, the Democratic National Committee, and the Obama administration to undermine Donald Trump’s election and later obstruct his presidency. He traces the origins of the hoax back to the 2012 Benghazi attack, which he frames as a pivotal failure of Obama’s foreign policy that led to a cover-up by the CIA and White House. This cover-up, Allen claims, set a precedent for the corruption of intelligence agencies to serve political ends, culminating in the Steele dossier and the subsequent FBI investigation. The episode emphasizes how the narrative was weaponized to distract from Hillary Clinton’s scandals, including her use of a private email server and the pay-for-play allegations detailed in Peter Schweitzer’s *Clinton Cash*. Allen calls for accountability, warning that without arrests and justice, the democratic system remains vulnerable to ongoing political warfare. He expresses cautious hope that figures like Kash Patel may finally deliver on promises of prosecution, though he acknowledges the deep institutional entrenchment of the 'deep state' and the left’s use of lawfare to target political opponents. The conversation underscores a broader theme: the erosion of truth, accountability, and democratic norms in American politics. Allen contends that the Trump-Russia hoax was not an isolated incident but part of a decades-long pattern of corruption and cover-ups, from 9/11 to the 2020 election. He critiques both the mainstream media and the permanent bureaucratic class for enabling these abuses. The episode concludes with a call to action: citizens must become informed, demand justice, and resist the culture of impunity that protects powerful figures across the political spectrum. The takeaway is clear—democracy depends on truth, transparency, and the rule of law, not political theater or manufactured crises.