New Shocking Testimony: How Far Did Obama Go to Secure Iran Deal?

What we’ve already learned about the lengths to which Barack Obama
went to secure his precious Iranian nuclear deal should be enough to
trigger a full-fledged congressional investigation. The secret pallets
of
money sent in the dead of night –
money
that turned out to be a ransom for U.S. citizens held in Iranian
prisons. The hostages WE let go, some of whom were dangerous spies and
terrorists. The secret side deals that escaped the scrutiny of U.S.
lawmakers. The text of the deal itself, which put Iran in charge of
monitoring their own adherence to the nuclear restrictions.
President Trump called it one of the worst deals in history. That might have been an understatement.
But this deal is the gift that keeps on giving, so to speak. Because
with every passing month, we learn something new. We learn that the
Obama administration went even further than we thought, all to ensure
the president secured this historically-terrible agreement.
Now, thanks to the congressional testimony of former Defense
Department adviser David Asher, we are learning that Obama’s government
“systematically disbanded” any and all investigatory units looking into
Iran’s funding of terrorism around the world.
“Senior leadership, presiding, directing, and overseeing various
sections and portions of the U.S. intelligence community systematically
disbanded any internal or external stakeholder action that threatened to
derail the administration’s policy agenda focused on Iran,” Asher told
the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Thursday.