Fox Nation’s Documentary on Alleged Political Conspiracy Against Trump
Fox Nation has launched a compelling three-part documentary series titled “Russia! Russia! Russia! The Plot to Stop Trump.” This series debuts on Monday, Oct. 12, 2026, on Fox’s streaming network, delving into what is described as a significant political deception.
The documentary revisits allegations against former President Donald Trump, where accusations of collusion with Russia during the 2016 presidential election engulfed public discourse for over two years. This narrative nearly jeopardized his presidency.
The series bases its findings on newly revealed government documents and recently declassified records.
The documentary claims that the conspiracy narrative was orchestrated by Hillary Clinton’s campaign as a distraction from her email scandal and alleged financial ties to Russia. The series argues there was never any credible evidence of collusion between Trump and Russia.
Evidence presented in the documentary suggests that Clinton approved a plan to frame Trump through a dossier created by former British spy Christopher Steele. The Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee reportedly financed this dossier.
Episode One, “Steele Trap,” describes how intelligence figures, including CIA Director John Brennan, alerted then-President Barack Obama and other top officials about the situation. Rather than addressing matters publicly, the Obama administration is accused of exploiting the dossier to paint Trump as a Russian asset.
Episode Two, “Insurance Agent,” centers on former FBI Agent Peter Strzok’s controversial role in the investigation. His biased communications are highlighted as he allegedly sought to use the investigation as an “insurance policy” against Trump.
The final episode, “Trick or Treat,” explores the efforts to obtain surveillance warrants based on dubious claims. It details how intelligence agencies allegedly adjusted information under the directive of the outgoing president to falsely implicate Trump before his inauguration.
The series concludes by examining the failed attempts by Special Counsel Robert Mueller to find substantial evidence against Trump. The documentary suggests that instead of uncovering collusion, an extensive plot to accuse Trump fraudulently was at play.
This documentary invites viewers to explore what it describes as widespread political corruption, errors, and manipulation.
Gregg Jarrett, a Fox News legal analyst, points out that the series uncovers an incredible story of supposed misuse of power, encouraging viewers to review the documentation themselves.