As if Monday wasn’t crazy enough regarding the Kavanaugh accuser’s increasingly problematic story, Trump decided to pour fuel on the fire. His order to immediately declassify the Carter Page FISA documents has sent the media and Democrats into a tailspin.

As we’ve reported on multiple occasions, this entire Trump Russia! probe seems to be going everywhere EXCEPT for proving collusion by Trump. Every single person so far, Paul Manafort, Michael Flynn, George Papadopolous and others have all dealt with fines and jail time for anything BUT collusion.

Furthermore, the shenanigans behind the scenes by Andrew McCabe, James Comey, Bruce Ohr and wife Nellie, along with Lisa Page and smirktastic Peter Strzok have put shown that far too many in the DOJ and FBI put partisanship and extreme prejudice above objectivity, their jobs, and their oaths of office.

The latest information regarding Peter Strzok was enough to send jaws dropping everywhere.

Hours after Comey’s termination went public in May, Strzok texted Page “We need to open the case we’ve been waiting on now while Andy is acting” https://t.co/WX6t1wUNyD

— Sara A. Carter (@SaraCarterDC) September 17, 2018

Wait just a darned minute! Strzok did WHAT??

Two hours after Comey’s termination became public on May 9, 2017, Strzok, a now-former FBI agent, texted Page, his then-colleague and lover: “We need to open the case we’ve been waiting on now while Andy is acting.”

“Andy” is a reference to then-Deputy Director Andrew McCabe who temporarily took over the bureau until Christopher Wray was confirmed as director in August 2017.

Page, a former FBI attorney, replied to Strzok: “We need to lock in (redacted). In a formal chargeable way. Soon.”

Strzok concurred. “I agree. I’ve been pushing and I’ll reemphasize with Bill,” believed to be Bill Priestap, the head of the FBI’s counterintelligence division.

Boy howdy! That’s something alright. Especially since we now know that, as the Fox News story references, the FBI and DOJ have YET to find any evidence of Trump Russia! collusion.

Yesterday afternoon, in the midst of all the supreme Democrat idiocy regarding Brett Kavanaugh, President Trump sent the media and pundits into a major spin with this announcement. 

Here it is: Trump declassifies key parts of Carter Page FISA app; all Bruce Ohr 302s; plus 'all text messages relating to the Russia investigation, without redaction, of James Comey, Andrew McCabe, Peter Strzok, Lisa Page, and Bruce Ohr.' pic.twitter.com/4sTP7e3dRc

— Byron York (@ByronYork) September 17, 2018

Holy smokes! Talk about throwing a major stink bomb into the middle of the room!

First of all, MSNBC completely freaks out.

"I've never before seen a statement from the White House ordering declassification of something that the intelligence agencies were not ready to declassify… That's going to have huge repercussions" – @KenDilanianNBC #MTPDaily pic.twitter.com/Fo7eVRlJQk

— Meet the Press (@MeetThePress) September 17, 2018

He meant to say YUUUUGE! But here’s the thing, does this mean that SUDDENLY all these documents are going to be made public between today and this weekend? Ummm.. NO

Then Andrea Mitchell gets all worried.

This is unprecedented during an active investigation – and by a President under investigation https://t.co/tT3da8KdNA

— Andrea Mitchell (@mitchellreports) September 17, 2018

Awww… sad violin

This is truly unprecedented.

It has the potential the backfire on the President as information that would normally not find its way into a court filing (such as raw intel, tips, hearsay, law enforcement discussions) will be made public. https://t.co/vDg0vUE25I

— Tom Winter (@Tom_Winter) September 17, 2018

Oh gosh. The sky might fall?

Media that had zero problem uncritically receiving and pushing selective leaks in support of a false narrative are upset with transparency and accountability. A sight to behold. https://t.co/FIgAtkagK5

— Mollie (@MZHemingway) September 18, 2018

Exactly.

The Democrats have their spin.

Lawless. He is absolutely lawless. @realDonaldTrump is the subject of an investigation. Using his power to selectively release classified information is an abuse of power. His days of unchecked abuse are numbered. Tick tock. We will just mark this as another exhibit. https://t.co/9qbxhiRY5B

— Rep. Eric Swalwell (@RepSwalwell) September 17, 2018

President Trump has intervened again in a pending investigation by ordering the selective disclosure of classified materials he believes to be helpful to his defense. The DOJ and FBI have previously informed me that release of some of this information would cross a “red line.”

— Adam Schiff (@RepAdamSchiff) September 18, 2018

Even though the President’s order to the DOJ and FBI (who are under his purview) says immediately, this process is going to take a bit of time. You see, WE don’t know what information in those texts, emails, and the FISA warrants themselves that could cause problems for our national security. So even though the President has ordered this information to be made public, and he was very specific as to the documents plus number of pages that should be revised, the agencies STILL need to proceed with caution.

Meanwhile, it’s kind of satisfying that Nellie & Bruce Ohr, Andrew McCabe, creeptastic obnoxious jackass Peter Stzrok, and Lisa Page are in massive freakout mode right now. Unless you happen to be sightseeing at Mt Rushmore…

Enjoyed today’s visit: An inspiring reminder that we always emerge stronger from hard times. pic.twitter.com/vpqzTQbey9

— James Comey (@Comey) September 17, 2018

Standing in front of men far more honorable than he ever will be.

But back to the media freakout. Hold on, what are they freaking about? The fact that their wonderful narrative of collusion they’ve been hammering about since just a few days after the election that Hillary lost (WOOT!) is now imploding spectacularly. It’s quite the show!

Note to all involved. You put partisanship above Duty, Honor, Country. President Trump is right to call you out for what you’ve done. Good luck dealing with the whirlwind you have sown.

Feature Photo Credit: Samira Bouaou/The Epoch Times