‘Enemy’ Obama gave sinister advice to President-elect Trump to avoid exposure of his administration’s rampant abuse of surveillance practices, claims Corey Lewandowski in bombshell new book
In Trump’s Enemies: How the Deep State Is Undermining the Presidency , authors Corey Lewandowski and Dave Bossie lay bare the lengths those who revile the president have gone to undermine and destroy him
Obama told Trump in a private meeting – the details of which were never supposed to leak – not to hire Michael Flynn to head National Security Counsel
Obama knew that Flynn could do damage to the permanent power structures of his intelligence agencies, the authors claim
By KAREN RUIZ
DAILYMAIL.COM
24 November 2018
The list of President Trump’s enemies is long and all-encompassing: from Russian dossier author Christopher Steele to FBI cutthroat Peter Strzok to ambitious Senator Cory Booker – and the authors of the latest bombshell book about the president lay bare the lengths those who revile him have gone to undermine and destroy the president.
In Trump’s Enemies: How the Deep State Is Undermining the Presidency, authors Corey Lewandowski, Trump’s campaign manager, and Dave Bossie, deputy campaign manager and part of the transition team, detail the ‘profound arrogance of power-hungry reptiles who think that they’re more important than the votes of more than 60 million people.’
And ‘to stop Trump from winning the election over Hillary,’ they write, ‘Clinton, the FBI and DOJ—which were run by Trump-hating FBI agents—ran an operation from New York City to London to Moscow, hoping to catch members of the Trump campaign in some kind of “collusion” with the Russians.’
Few in the anti-Trump camp are spared in the authors’ condemnation of those who tried to thwart Trump’s election to the presidency and denigrate his accomplishments since – including former president Obama.
They describe how President Obama and President-elect Trump sat talking for a long time in the Oval Office, stretching what was supposed to have been a ninety-minute meeting into a freewheeling session that went well beyond three hours.
‘You might have seen pictures of that day—all smiles, backslapping, and friendly handshakes. By all accounts, President-elect Trump truly enjoyed his meeting with President Obama that afternoon. Those smiles were all genuine, at least on Trump’s part.’
On the way back to Trump Tower from LaGuardia the president-elect called Lewandowski from the secure phone in the car.
‘Corey took the call in Dave’s office. Mr. Trump was elated. It might have been the first time he ever spoke to Obama face-to-face.
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