Fox Nation will premiere a three-part documentary series titled "Russia! Russia! Russia! The Plot to Stop Trump" on Monday, Oct. 12, 2026. The series examines the origins of the allegations that Donald Trump colluded with Russia to steal the 2016 presidential election, a narrative that dominated political discourse for more than two years.
The documentary is based on recently disclosed government records and declassified documents. It argues that the collusion narrative was a fabricated scheme devised by Hillary Clinton’s campaign team to distract from her email scandal. According to the series, Clinton personally approved the plan and covertly financed a dossier composed by former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele. The series claims this dossier was brokered to officials at the FBI, CIA, and Department of Justice, as well as sympathetic reporters.
Episode One, titled "Steele Trap," details how CIA Director John Brennan alerted President Barack Obama, Vice President Joe Biden, and FBI Director James Comey to the dossier. The series contends that instead of informing the public or Congress, these officials concealed the information and used the document as a pretext to investigate Trump. Handwritten notes from meetings between these participants are cited as evidence of these actions.
Episode Two, "Insurance Agent," focuses on former FBI Agent Peter Strzok, who led the bureau’s investigation. The series cites text messages between Strzok and FBI lawyer Lisa Page that express anti-Trump bias. One message described the investigation as an "insurance policy" to bring down Trump. The documentary characterizes the probe as a biased witch hunt rather than an objective inquiry.
The final episode, "Trick or Treat," addresses efforts to obtain warrants for surveillance and a specific allegation that Trump communicated with Moscow through a hidden server in his Manhattan tower. The series states that data was misrepresented to suggest wrongdoing that did not exist. It also alleges that intelligence agencies altered key intelligence assessments before Inauguration Day to implicate Trump.
The series asserts that special counsel Robert Mueller’s team spent 22 months investigating without finding evidence of election interference. It concludes that while there was no Trump-Russia collusion conspiracy, there was an elaborate conspiracy to falsely accuse Trump of such activity.