But about a decade later, Americans are still trying to answer the most important question of all:

What the hell actually happened?

Was Crossfire Hurricane just some FBI investigation plagued by honest errors, bad judgment, and embarrassing incompetence? Or was it one part of a massive intelligence operation designed to target Donald Trump before he ever entered the White House?

I think we all know the answer to that burning question…

But the issue is, we don't have the hard facts in our hot little hands in order to put these bad guys behind bars. And now, investigative reporter Paul Sperry says the FBI may be sitting on a big document that could finally help answer that question and lock some people up.

And according to his "very reliable" sources, FBI headquarters is "inexplicably" refusing to release it to the public.

Sperry says the missing file is a 400-page report prepared by the FBI's Office of Professional Responsibility and 7,000 pages of supporting documents.

That's almost 8-thousand pages that reveals the way the bureau handled Crossfire Hurricane, the totally fraudulent investigation that was opened during the 2016 election into Trump's campaign and supposed (fake) ties to Russia.

The Office of Professional Responsibility is the FBI's internal disciplinary machine. Their job is to look at allegations of misconduct and figure out if FBI personnel violated laws, regulations, policies, or standards.

In short, this is the FBI investigating the FBI.

According to Sperry, that internal investigation produced this massive report back in 2021.

But when the White House Transparency Task Force released its latest batch of declassified Crossfire Hurricane documents, that big ol' report was nowhere to be found.

And neither were the thousands of pages supporting it.

Was it some accidental oversight? Probably not.

Sperry's sources say it's much bigger than that.

They say the report is the "Rosetta Stone" of the Russiagate hoax.