While we’ve long known that Ivanka Trump plays a significant role in almost every decision her father makes — especially since he was elected president — it turns out she also was part of the conspiracy to use hacked information from Wikileaks to harm Hillary Clinton’s campaign as part of the 2016 election.

The Daily Mail reports that Ivanka specifically urged the Trump campaign to leverage illegally hacked computer files in the closing days of the last presidential race. The Daily Mail directly quotes a bipartisan report from the Senate Intelligence Committee which was released this week and reads in part:

“An email Ivanka wrote encouraged the Trump campaign to do more to spread the world about WikiLeaks releases of hacked emails containing damaging information about Hillary Clinton – even after Donald Trump repeatedly touted WikiLeaks at his campaign rallies ….

“In mid-October, Ivanka Trump tasked the Campaign’s senior officials (including [Steve] Bannon, [Dan] Scavino, Stephen Miller and Jason Miller) with preparing two Trump tweets every day linking to WikiLeaks content, which, she said, would help ‘refocus the narrative.'”

So the daughter of the current president was pushing top campaign officials to disseminate information that had been stolen from computer servers of the Democratic National Committee (DNC), even though those files had been obtained by theft and illegally distributed online by a well-known group of cyber criminals who have also illegally stolen and released top secret information from the U.S. government on numerous occasions, potentially threatening the national security of the United States.

Over the years, Ivanka has tried to paint herself as a moderating force for good who often disagrees with her father on any number of issues. But the Senate report makes it clear she’s just a underhanded snake devoid of any morals who believes she’s above the law.

Ivanka Trump is part of a massive criminal conspiracy. She needs to be investigated, indicted, and, if convicted, placed in prison for as long as the law allows.