Barack Obama, Valerie Jarrett Masterminding Plot To Overthrow Trump [Report]

Commenting on Obama's post-presidency political career, Eric Holder, former attorney general under the Obama administration, recently confirmed to reporters that his former White House boss was returning to active politics.

"It's coming. He [Obama] is coming. And he's ready to roll," Holder reportedly said, according to Politico.

Obama, according to the source, will be leading the political opposition against President Trump's administration.The source claimed that Obama was at first unwilling to assume leadership of the opposition. But Jarrett and his wife, Michelle, convinced him that his political skills and experience were needed to organize the opposition to confront Trump's policies. Jarrett also told Obama that he had to assume leadership of the opposition to save the legacy of his presidency.

The source claimed that Obama had hoped to spend his post-presidency writing his memoirs and golfing. But now he has accepted the challenging role of leading the opposition and strategizing to "topple" Trump.

Following his decision to lead and organize the opposition against Trump, Obama came out with his first public statement, expressing support for ongoing protests against Trump's policies, including his executive orders banning travelers from certain Muslim-majority countries.

According to a spokesperson, Obama believes that the protesters and demonstrators were only "exercising their constitutional right to assemble, organize and have their voices heard by their elected officials."

"There was never any doubt that Valerie would have a suite of rooms in the house that the Obama's are renting," the alleged source continued. "Obama trusts her judgment more than any other person on the planet, as does Michelle. Obama doesn't make a decision without her."

"Obama is dismayed at the way Trump is tearing down his legacy -- ObamaCare, the social safety net and the welcome mat for refugees he put in place," the source added.

Obama, according to the source, is particularly irked by Trump's appointment of Jeff Sessions as attorney general because believes that Sessions' long record of racial insensitivity makes him unfit to be in charge of the Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice. Obama also believes that FBI Director Jim Comey's decision to reopen investigations into Clinton's emails, days before the election, contributed to her loss.

The allegations that Obama is organizing to disrupt Trump's presidency come after Trump said he believed Obama was the mastermind behind recent security leaks that led to the resignation of his national security adviser Michael Flynn.

Flynn was accused of discussing the Obama administration's Russia sanctions with the Russian ambassador, according to CNN.

Trump also said in an interview on Fox and Friends on Tuesday that he believed that Obama was behind the recent spate of town hall protests against Republican members of Congress.

"Do you believe President Obama is behind it [the town hall protests] and if he is, is that a violation of the so-called unsaid presidents' code?" Trump was asked on Fox and Friends.

"I think that President Obama is behind it because his people are certainly behind it," Trump continued. "And some of the leaks possibly come from that group, which are really serious because they are very bad in terms of national security. But I also understand that is politics. In terms of him being behind things, that's politics. And it will probably continue."

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