White House Reinforces National Security and Exposes Plot Against Trump

Under the leadership of President Donald J. Trump, the White House has launched a deep structural transformation of the U.S. intelligence apparatus to protect national security and prevent a repeat of past abuses—particularly the political weaponization of federal agencies. This was made clear by Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, who spoke about the new leadership at the National Security Council, the CIA, and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.

Leavitt confirmed that President Trump fully trusts the current heads of these agencies: CIA Director John Ratcliffe and Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard. Both have been tasked with restoring institutional integrity, protecting classified information, and preventing political actors from manipulating intelligence for personal agendas, as occurred with the fabricated Russia hoax.

“The president trusts that Ratcliffe and Gabbard will make the necessary changes to ensure classified intelligence does not fall into the hands of irresponsible actors who want to politicize it,” Leavitt stated from the White House press briefing room.

The Russia Hoax: Clinton, the FBI, and the Scheme to Destroy Trump
One of the most explosive elements of Leavitt’s remarks referenced the declassified report promoted by Senator Chuck Grassley, which confirms what millions of Americans have suspected for years: Hillary Clinton approved and financed the fabrication of the so-called Trump–Russia collusion scandal during the 2016 election campaign.

According to the report, Clinton’s campaign authorized the plan, and the FBI and CIA were weaponized to accelerate it. It reveals how key figures within federal agencies actively worked to sabotage then-candidate Trump, undermining not only his campaign but public trust in the nation’s democratic institutions.

“This is more evidence that Hillary Clinton approved the Russia hoax against President Trump. Her campaign financed it. And the FBI and CIA were weaponized,” Leavitt said.

The revelations have sparked outrage in conservative circles, where there is growing demand for justice and accountability for those who manipulated state power for political purposes.

A People-First Intelligence System
The overhaul led by President Trump is not only a response to past abuses—it’s a vision for the future. Under Ratcliffe and Gabbard’s leadership, U.S. intelligence agencies are now focused on protecting citizens and national sovereignty—not partisan interests or globalist agendas.

This transformation includes revising classified intelligence protocols, reinforcing counterintelligence operations, and implementing measures to protect freedom of speech from disguised censorship labeled as “misinformation.”

The Trump administration has made it clear: intelligence should never be used to create narratives—it should be used to save lives and secure the homeland.

“US needs intelligence services that serve the people, not political campaigns or party machines,” Leavitt affirmed.

Trump Demands Justice
Beyond the outrage, President Trump has made one thing clear: justice must be served. Karoline Leavitt confirmed that the president has full confidence in the Attorney General and the Department of Justice to investigate and prosecute those responsible for the misuse of federal power.

“The president wants justice, and he trusts the legal system to work. These crimes cannot go unpunished,” she said.

The message is clear: no one is above the law—and the political weaponization of national security institutions must be met with consequences.

Tulsi Gabbard: Independent Leadership for National Intelligence
The appointment of Tulsi Gabbard as Director of National Intelligence was seen as a strategic move. Gabbard, a former Democrat congresswoman and vocal critic of military interventionism, has long denounced the political abuse of intelligence. Her inclusion in a Republican administration shows a cross-partisan commitment to patriotism and sovereignty.

Her leadership is vital to restoring public trust and setting a new standard for transparency, legality, and professionalism within the intelligence community.

Rebuilding Sovereignty and Trust in Institutions
President Trump’s reforms aim to reclaim American institutional sovereignty. In recent years, agencies like the FBI and CIA were infiltrated and used by political operatives to surveil and attack American citizens, candidates, and dissenters.

Today, under renewed leadership, these institutions are being restored to their true purpose: defending the United States and its people.

Leavitt summed it up clearly: “National security should never be a tool for political persecution. That ends with this administration.”

Conclusion: A New Era for U.S. Intelligence
The redesign of America’s intelligence system under President Trump signals the beginning of a new era in U.S. national security—one in which the truth isn’t manipulated, institutions aren’t weaponized, and the American people are once again placed at the center of defense efforts.

With leaders like Ratcliffe and Gabbard, and the renewed mandate of a people who voted Trump back into the White House, the United States is reclaiming its justice, its rule of law, and its constitutional values.