A bombshell revelation from Washington has emerged as the FBI quietly begins investigating what could be one of the largest political conspiracies in modern American history, examining a decade of alleged deep state efforts targeting President Donald Trump.

According to Just the News, the investigation was initiated weeks ago under new FBI Director Kash Patel's leadership, potentially paving the way for a special prosecutor to examine whether there was a coordinated effort to influence multiple U.S. elections.

Two classified documents from the Clinton email server investigation and the Durham report could prove pivotal to the case if declassified by Trump, potentially revealing what investigators believe was the starting point of a years-long conspiracy against the president.

Key Evidence Points to Larger Political Scheme

The investigation centers on multiple incidents spanning from 2016 to present day, including the Russia collusion narrative, the handling of Hillary Clinton's email server, and Special Counsel Jack Smith's recent cases against Trump.

The probe could potentially link these events as part of an ongoing conspiracy, allowing prosecutors to bypass typical statute of limitations constraints by treating them as connected criminal acts.

FBI officials are particularly interested in two classified annexes that remain sealed - one related to the Clinton email investigation sought by Senator Chuck Grassley, and another from John Durham's final report about what he termed the "Clinton plan intelligence."

Potential Special Prosecutor Faces Unique Challenges

The Trump administration is weighing options for appointing a special prosecutor, with Florida emerging as a possible venue instead of Washington D.C., where juries have historically been unfavorable to Trump-related cases.

One significant hurdle is finding a qualified candidate who has been confirmed by the Senate, as required by Department of Justice policy - a requirement that proved problematic in Jack Smith's appointment.

The investigation could potentially examine whether multiple instances of ignoring Democratic Party wrongdoing while aggressively pursuing Trump constituted overt acts of conspiracy to influence the 2016, 2020, and 2024 elections.

Clinton Email Server Returns to Center Stage

Senator Grassley's long-sought classified annex reportedly contains evidence suggesting the FBI had legitimate reasons not to clear Clinton in July 2016 and instead should have pursued further criminal investigation.

The evidence reportedly shows that FBI acquired classified material potentially relevant to the Clinton email investigation but failed to review it, despite drafting a memo stating access to the information was "necessary to complete the investigation."

These developments coincide with former CIA Director John Ratcliffe's recent criticism of how the intelligence community handled Russian influence assessments in 2016, particularly regarding then-CIA Director John Brennan's decision to include the Steele dossier.

Major Political Impact Looms Ahead

The FBI's new investigation represents a significant shift in how the Justice Department approaches allegations of weaponization against Trump, potentially leading to broader accountability for past actions.

If successful, the probe could result in criminal charges against high-ranking former officials who may have participated in what investigators suspect was a coordinated effort to influence multiple elections.

The outcome of this investigation could fundamentally reshape public understanding of recent political events, particularly regarding the roles played by intelligence agencies and law enforcement in presidential elections since 2016.