President Donald Trump ignited a firestorm Monday on Truth Social by posting a meme showing him and Vice President JD Vance in police cruisers chasing former President Barack Obama, who’s depicted behind the wheel of a white Ford Bronco barreling down a Los Angeles freeway — a satirical reference to the infamous 1994 O.J. Simpson chase.

The image, unmistakably symbolic, places Obama in the hot seat amid a growing federal grand jury investigation into allegations that the Obama-era intelligence apparatus manipulated or manufactured claims of Russian election interference to damage Trump’s 2016 campaign.

While the meme itself made no explicit claims, the message couldn’t be clearer: Trump is turning the tables on the very people who spent years falsely accusing him of collusion.

And now, he has the legal momentum to back it up.

Just hours before the meme went viral, Attorney General Pam Bondi authorized federal prosecutors to convene a grand jury, with the authority to issue subpoenas and consider indictments related to the Obama administration’s 2016 intelligence assessment.

According to Fox News, the investigation stems from a referral by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, who declassified a series of documents in July revealing that top officials under Obama allegedly suppressed and distorted intelligence in order to craft a narrative that Russia interfered in the 2016 election to help Trump — a claim that has since unraveled under closer scrutiny.

“Former President Barack Obama and intelligence officials… promoted a contrived narrative that Russia interfered in the 2016 election to help President Trump win, selling it to the American people as though it were true. It wasn’t,” Gabbard said during a press briefing.

Among the documents now under review by prosecutors is a December 2016 meeting record, showing Obama allegedly instructed his top intelligence officials to create a report detailing Russian “influence tools” — after Trump had already won the election.

The memo, titled “Intelligence Community Suppression of Intelligence Showing ‘Russian and Criminal Actors Did Not Impact’ the 2016 Presidential Election via Cyber-Attacks”, was included in Gabbard’s referral and cited as key evidence.

Attorney General Bondi responded by forming a DOJ “strike force” tasked with evaluating the validity of Gabbard’s findings and determining whether criminal charges should be pursued.

A DOJ spokesperson confirmed that Bondi is treating the case with “clear cause for deep concern” and confirmed that a federal prosecutor has been assigned to bring evidence before a grand jury.

“Bondi personally ordered an unnamed federal prosecutor to initiate legal proceedings… expected to present department evidence to a grand jury,” Fox News Digital reported.

At this stage, no indictments have been filed — but the grand jury’s formation signals that accountability may finally be coming for those who orchestrated the Russia collusion hoax that plagued the first term of President Trump.

With mounting evidence that Obama-era officials weaponized intelligence agencies for political gain, the investigation could expose one of the most corrupt abuses of federal power in modern history — one aimed directly at undermining the will of American voters.

For now, President Trump is making sure the public doesn’t forget who started the witch hunt — and reminding them that justice might finally be on the way.