Ex-CIA agent hits back at Tulsi Gabbard after she accused Obama of ‘treasonous conspiracy’ against Trump

The Guardian ^ | Wed 30 Jul 2025 15.56 EDT | Robert Tait

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Susan Miller says US intelligence chief’s allegations were based on misrepresentations of discoveries made by her team about Russian actions

A former CIA officer who helped lead the intelligence assessments over alleged Russia interference in the 2016 presidential election has said Tulsi Gabbard, the director of national intelligence, is ignorant of the practices of espionage after she accused Barack Obama and his national security team of “treasonous conspiracy” against Donald Trump.

Susan Miller, the agency’s head of counter-intelligence at the time of the election, told the Guardian that Gabbard’s allegations were based on false statements and basic misrepresentations of discoveries made by Miller’s team about Russian actions, which she insisted that were based on multiple trusted and verified sources.

Gabbard has accused Obama and his former national security officials of “manufacturing” intelligence to make it appear that Russia’s president, Vladimir Putin, had intervened on Trump’s side when they knew it was untrue. The goal, she insisted, was to make Trump’s election win appear illegitimate, thus laying the basis of a “years-long coup against him”.

She has passed the matter to Pam Bondi, the attorney general, who last week announced a justice department “strike force” into the affair. However, reports have suggested that Bondi was caught off-guard by Gabbard’s request that her department examine the matter.

Gabbard has called for criminal prosecutions against numerous officials involved, including Obama himself.

Obama last week denounced the allegations as “outrageous and ridiculous”, and part of an attempt to distract attention from the Jeffrey Epstein files, in which Trump’s name reportedly appears.

Until Wednesday, none of the other high-level officials named in Gabbard’s recent report – including James Clapper, her predecessor as national intelligence director; John Brennan, the former CIA director; or the ex-FBI director James Comey – had responded publicly to her...

[shelterguy]

“”” that Gabbard’s allegations were based on false statements and basic misrepresentations of discoveries made by Miller’s team about Russian actions, which she insisted that were based on multiple trusted and verified sources.””

So tell us when you verified the Steele dossier.

[Paladin2]

She likely has a severe case of Long TDS.....

[A_Former_Democrat]

She sure took her time to come up with an excuse

[rktman]

Oh, is ‘Susan’ the new improved ‘karen’?

[shelterguy]

“”””She likely has a severe case of Long TDS.....”””

Just think of all these people who worked so hard to destroy Trump. How many were calling the suicide hotline on election night? It just takes one of them to crack and spill it all.

[bigbob]

Susan Miller is being given credibility for criticizing Tulsay because they claim she is the author of the ICA. But since she has now admitted that she did not write it, I’ll be listening for retractions and corrections from the media...

Credibility - about has high as Comey, Clapper or Brennans.

Another deep state hack.

[tired&retired]

“Susan Miller, the agency’s head of counter-intelligence at the time of the election ...”

Add her to the list of indictments.

[x]

She contradicts what she said earlier, but let’s all believe the lady who got paid big money for lying and making things up.

[tired&retired]

Susan Miller, Former Assistant Director of China Mission Center, CIA

Miller spent 39 years at CIA as an operations officer, serving nine tours abroad, two as a Case Officer, one as Deputy Chief of Station and six tours as Chief of Station. She also served as assistant director of several mission centers at the Agency.

[logi_cal869]

Coaching takes time. /s

[gibsonguy]

Yep she is dirty. So the leftist children at The Guardian quote one of the perps who said we didn’t do nuffin as if her former position gives her any credibility.

[frank ballenger]

The last time I used the k—— name here, a nice woman chastised me because it is her real name and she’s sick of this.

I stopped using it.

Maybe we can agree on POS.

[BarbM]

Miller spent 39 years at CIA as an operations officer, serving nine tours abroad, two as a Case Officer, one as Deputy Chief of Station and six tours as Chief of Station. She also served as assistant director of several mission centers at the Agency.
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I wonder at what point, if any, that she became compromised?

[mikey_hates_everything]

She sounds like a protégé of Brennan.

[Chewbarkah]

So peddle her attack on the current DNI, Susan Miller ran to a foreign far-left newspaper/website. That says all I need to know about her.

[kiryandil]

The Grauniad weighs in with Brit tripe.

[mass55th]

Anybody in the CIA that long is indeed dirty, and especially this woman. I'm saying that as a woman who worked for 25 years in what had traditionally been an all-male uniformed organization. I took the job 45 years ago at the age of 33, and have been retired for 22 years. I never danced to their tune, or kissed ass. I stood up for what was right. That's why I was never one of the favorites, and didn't go as far as others, but I kept my dignity and self-respect all those years, and still do. I bet Susan Miller can't say that.

I'm betting as a female entering the CIA in 1986, that she didn't have it easy early on. She had a choice to stand up for what was right and fight back against the evil of the agency, in which case, she wouldn't have gotten as far as she did. She got where she was because she allowed herself to be manipulated. She did what she was told, and said what she was told to say, which includes lying. Who was her sugar daddy at the agency?

[mass55th]

"I wonder at what point, if any, that she became compromised?"

My guess is she either had a sugar daddy who took care of her, or she realized not long after she started that if she wanted to get promoted, she'd dance any tune they told her to.

[MAGAthon]

lengthy, but well worth a read:

1 July: Mustang News: From Cal Poly to the CIA: Former spy and alum Susan Miller reflects on an extraordinary career
by Carly Heltzel
She served nine times overseas and eventually rose to become the CIA’s Chief of Counterintelligence, where in 2016, she authored the initial report proving the Russians interfered in the 2016 election in an attempt to sway the presidential election in Donald Trump’s favor…

Now that she has retired — and retains the same security clearance as the U.S. president minus the nuclear stuff — Miller reached out to Mustang News to share her story...

While attending Cal Poly she worked as a copy editor for the Mustang Daily, the former name of Mustang News...
https://mustangnews.net/calpoly-alum-cia-agent-spy/