Durham Drops Bomb: Lying Adam Schiff Was Involved in Russia Collusion Sham Way Back in July 2016

There seems to be new information coming out every day about the John Durham investigation. One bombshell is that Adam Schiff was involved in the Russia Collusion Hoax as far back as July of 2016. An email released by Durham is very interesting and shows that Schiff was involved with Fusion GPS and that he was handing out information about Carter Page that turned out to be a lie.

Hey ⁦⁦@AdamSchiff⁩ – why does Fusion GPS seem to think you have information on Carter Page in July 2016?

How many communications did you exchange with Fusion GPS personnel during 2016-17? pic.twitter.com/tCDtHXcHUS

— UndeadFOIA (@UndeadFoia) April 26, 2022

Hey ⁦⁦@AdamSchiff⁩ – why does Fusion GPS seem to think you have information on Carter Page in July 2016?

How many communications did you exchange with Fusion GPS personnel during 2016-17? pic.twitter.com/tCDtHXcHUS

— UndeadFOIA (@UndeadFoia) April 26, 2022

Schiff made appearances every night, mostly on CNN, the most busted news organization on cable TV. He would make remarks that led people to believe there was proof of the accusations against President Trump, but they all turned out to be lies, and Adam Schiffbecame the biggest liar in Congress, despite the stiff competition within his party.

He later wrote a report on the hoax which turned out to be all lies.

From The Gateway Pundit

In December we were provided a substantial amount of information that covered Schiff’s FISA memo which provided absolute evidence from the Obama appointed DOJ IG that Schiff’s report was a total fabrication – it was a lie.  Mollie Hemingway at the Federalist compared the Nunes and Schiff memos when the DOJ IG’s report was released.  Hemingway took a look at the facts regarding the FISA warrant obtained to spy on Carter Page, and therefore candidate and President Trump:

The new inspector general report on FISA abuse settles the debate between Republicans and Democrats on the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence. Both groups put out memos about the Department of Justice’s efforts to secure a warrant to wiretap Carter Page.

At the time of their release, the media praised Democrat Adam Schiff and his memo and vilified Republican Devin Nunes and his memo. Nearly two years later, the inspector general’s report vindicates the Nunes memo while showing that the Schiff memo was riddled with lies and false statements.

And naturally, Adam Schiff received no penalty for churning out information he had to know was complete lies.

Steven Ahle