The Trump White House is examining whether to pursue a criminal-conspiracy case against senior officials from the Obama and Biden administrations over the origins of the 2016–17 Russiagate probe, according to a report cited by several outlets referencing RealClear Investigations (RCI). Tweets summarizing the RCI account say a roughly 200-page audit alleges that an intelligence assessment ordered by President Barack Obama after the 2016 election improperly portrayed then-President-elect Donald Trump as beholden to Moscow. The document reportedly contends that U.S. intelligence agencies mischaracterized evidence and that key decision-makers, including former CIA Director John (identified only by first name in the posts), may have been involved in framing the narrative. Trump administration officials are said to be reviewing the audit’s findings as a basis for potential criminal charges. No formal charges have been filed, and neither the White House nor representatives of the named former officials have commented publicly on the matter.