Fox Nation’s Documentary on Alleged Trump-Russia Collusion Plot

Fox Nation is releasing a three-part documentary series titled “Russia! Russia! Russia! The Plot to Stop Trump,” which premieres on Monday, Oct. 12, 2026. The series delves into a controversial political scandal that surrounded former President Donald Trump.

The documentary examines the widely publicized accusation that Donald Trump colluded with Russia to influence the 2016 presidential election. This narrative dominated media and political discourse for years, nearly destabilizing the Trump presidency.

The collusion story unraveled over time, revealing it to be unsubstantiated.

Documents recently made public and declassified support the documentary’s claims. According to the series, the narrative was orchestrated by Hillary Clinton’s campaign to divert attention from her own controversies.

Part one, “Steele Trap,” explores the involvement of ex-British spy Christopher Steele. Commissioned by Clinton’s team, Steele created a dossier filled with allegations against Trump. This document played a crucial role in the collusion narrative.

The documentary suggests that these allegations were wrongfully supported by branches of the U.S. intelligence community and the media. Clinton’s actions are cast as a tactical move to distract from her email scandal, and accusations are leveled at several high-profile figures, including former CIA Director John Brennan and former FBI Director James Comey, for their roles in perpetuating the story.

Episode two, “Insurance Agent,” focuses on FBI Agent Peter Strzok’s part in the investigation. Strzok allegedly exhibited strong bias against Trump while leading the probe, as evidenced by text messages exchanged with FBI lawyer Lisa Page.

In the final episode, “Trick or Treat,” the series covers last-minute efforts to prevent Trump from winning the presidency. These efforts reportedly included attempts to obtain flawed warrants and allegations of a hidden server in Trump Tower.

Overall, the documentary portrays the Trump-Russia collusion as a deceptive scheme intended to damage Trump’s presidency.

Gregg Jarrett, a Fox News legal analyst and commentator, discusses this account in connection with his work. His recent publications align with the themes of this documentary as he examines allegations of political manipulation.