Investigative Reporters Unveil Key Details in Trump-Russia Collusion Case

Investigative journalist Sara Carter remembers when questions about the Trump-Russia collusion narrative began to emerge. Speaking on the ‘Hang Out with Sean Hannity’ podcast, she recounted the unsettling feeling when evidence of possible surveillance on then-President-elect Donald Trump surfaced.

At the time, Carter was collaborating with fellow investigative reporter John Solomon. She approached Solomon with her concerns after learning from sources that surveillance might be occurring. ‘I need to talk to you. I believe that there are people in the FBI spying on President-elect Trump,’ Carter told Solomon.

Carter’s revelations were initially met with skepticism from Solomon, who decided to investigate further. The two worked together, determined not to abandon the matter. In 2017, government officials cautioned Solomon that his investigation was uncovering what they alleged was an 11-year-long conspiracy against Trump.

John Solomon recalled, ‘We want to tell you that you’re at the tip of a very large iceberg and you need to keep drilling down.’

This pivotal moment occurred soon after Solomon’s appearance on Hannity’s TV show, where discussions included an increase in the unmasking of Americans’ communications. A mysterious meeting with two government officials in front of Solomon’s home further cemented the severity of the information he had discovered. They told him that his television discussions barely scratched the surface of a much deeper political issue.

One of the men warned Solomon of ‘an incredible political dirty trick using the intelligence community’s powers.’ Urged by the mystery men to continue his investigation, Solomon persisted.

Carter also highlighted this incident during her appearance with Hannity, emphasizing the significance of their findings. With her sources’ collaboration, she helped uncover what they deemed one of the most critical stories in American history. Her investigation contributed to revealing essential details about alleged efforts to undermine Trump.