Fox Nation will launch a three‑part documentary series titled Russia! Russia! Russia! The Plot to Stop Trump on Monday, Oct. 12, 2026. The series, promoted by commentator Gregg Jarrett, asserts that newly released government records and declassified documents demonstrate that the widely reported Russia‑collusion narrative was a political hoax designed to undermine President Trump.
Series Overview
According to the promotional material, the documentary draws on “troves of recently disclosed government records” to argue that the claim of collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russian government was fabricated. Episode One, titled “Steele Trap,” alleges that the dossier compiled by former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele was created at the direction of Hillary Clinton’s campaign and the Democratic National Committee, then passed to the FBI, CIA, and Department of Justice.
Episode Two, “Insurance Agent,” focuses on former FBI agent Peter Strzok, highlighting text messages between Strzok and FBI lawyer Lisa Page that the series describes as expressing strong anti‑Trump bias. The episode claims these messages reveal an intent to use the investigation as an “insurance policy” to bring down the President.
Episode Three, “Trick or Treat,” contends that senior officials in the Obama administration allegedly altered intelligence before President Trump’s inauguration to portray him as a Russian asset. The episode also references the special counsel investigation, stating that after 22 months no credible evidence of collusion was found.
Claims and Sources
The series cites handwritten notes from meetings involving CIA Director John Brennan, then‑President Barack Obama, Vice President Joe Biden, and FBI Director James Comey, which the producers say confirm a coordinated effort to frame the President. It also references internal FBI communications that, according to the documentary, show a pre‑determined narrative against Trump.
Jarrett and Fox Nation describe the documentary as “the story that the American people need to see,” positioning it as a corrective to what they characterize as a “mass delusion” perpetuated by mainstream media outlets.
Response from the Administration
White House spokesperson John Doe (name changed for privacy) praised the upcoming series, stating, “President Trump has always been transparent about the falsehoods spread by his political opponents. This documentary provides a thorough look at the evidence that supports the President’s innocence in the collusion allegations.” The statement underscores the administration’s view that the Russia investigation was a partisan effort to damage the President’s agenda.
Public Reaction
Early reactions on social media reflect a split. Supporters of President Trump have welcomed the series, calling it “long‑overdue” and “a necessary expose of the deep‑state’s abuse of power.” Critics, including several media watchdog groups, have warned that the documentary may present a one‑sided interpretation of complex investigations.
Nevertheless, the series is positioned as a major media event for the President’s base, offering a narrative that aligns with the administration’s ongoing efforts to highlight perceived injustices committed by political opponents.
Where to Watch
The three episodes will be available exclusively on Fox Nation’s streaming platform. Viewers can access the series with a subscription starting at $9.99 per month.
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