There is no credible evidence that DNI Tulsi Gabbard possesses thousands of damaging files on a Trump-Russia conspiracy from the Obama administration set to be released, and the claim is widely disputed and contradicted by authoritative sources.
It has just been revealed by President Trump that DNI Tulsi Gabbard has THOUSANDS more damaging files on the Trump-Russia 2016 treasonous conspiracy from Obama, and they are set to be released

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Key Evidence
Tulsi Gabbard has made public accusations and submitted referrals alleging misconduct by Obama officials regarding Russia investigation intelligence; however, these claims are widely disputed by credible news outlets and contradict established intelligence findings confirming Russian interference in 2016. No verified evidence supports the existence or imminent release of thousands of damaging files as claimed.
What the Evidence Shows
The claim asserts that President Trump revealed that Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard holds thousands of damaging files related to a Trump-Russia 2016 conspiracy allegedly orchestrated by the Obama administration, which are to be released. Breaking down this claim: first, while Tulsi Gabbard, as DNI under the Trump administration, has publicly accused Obama-era officials of fabricating intelligence about Russian interference in the 2016 election and has submitted criminal referrals to the DOJ,theguardian.comtheguardian.comTulsi Gabbard calls for Obama to be prosecuted over 2016 election claims
dailymail.co.ukdailymail.co.ukTrump calls for Obama's arrest with jaw-dropping Truth Social post after Tulsi... there is no independent verification or credible evidence supporting the existence of 'thousands' of such files or that they contain proof of a treasonous conspiracy.
Second, multiple reputable news organizations and fact-checkers characterize Gabbard's claims as unsubstantiated or based on selective and misleading interpretations of intelligence documents. Third, these allegations contradict the consensus of U.S. Intelligence agencies and bipartisan investigations confirming Russian interference in 2016.
Fourth, President Trump's public statements supporting Gabbard's claims are often accompanied by partisan rhetoric and unverified social media posts, which further undermines their reliability. The claim also conflates political accusations with verified facts without providing concrete evidence or official confirmation of any imminent release of such files. Given the lack of corroboration from authoritative sources and the presence of significant counter-evidence from intelligence community assessments and bipartisan reports, this claim does not hold up to scrutiny.