This week, substantial evidence has come to light indicating that key players in the Obama administration, including his national security team and the FBI, have been involved in planning to actively undermine and sabotage Donald Trump as presidential candidate, president elect, and president. CIA director John O. Brennan, FBI director James Comey, and their deputies, have been repeatedly revealed as partisan operatives who went light on Hillary Clinton, while aggressively pursuing Trump and associates. House Intelligence Committee head Devin Nunes will now be pursuing contempt of Congress charges against the FBI for failing to provide information about top agent Peter Strzok, who has been intimately involved in the FBI's most sensitive investigations. He is credited with changing language during the Clinton email investigation from "grossly negligent" to "extremely careless", likely sparing Clinton from criminal prosecution. Top Mueller prosecutor Andrew Weissmann, meanwhile, has written emails praising acting Attorney General Sally Yates for refusing to uphold Trump's travel ban. Wiessmann has been Mueller's right hand man in the Trump-Russia collusion investigation. What has become abundantly clear is that there is not a shred of evidence to suggest collusion between Trump and Russia. But there is a mountain of evidence to suggest that in a highly unusual fashion, Obama has been sabotaging the administration of his predecessor.