Adam Schiff

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245 appearances 21 recordings 9 series first heard Oct 2025 last heard 30 Jul

Adam Schiff’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And the more they looked at the tax thing, the more they recognized it was some really ugly self-dealing.
But that should bother them.
But so, too, should the fact that Blanche and the department are using that department to go after the president's enemies to the preposterous degree of indicting James Comey over a bunch of seashells.
to the dangerous degree of going after my Senate colleagues for putting out a video the president didn't like.
That kind of abuse should alarm them as much as anything they've seen.
And of course, we don't hear a peep from them about that.
I think people should understand that the president has been able to engage in so much over-the-top corruption because the Senate and the House are not acting as a check on his power the way the founders contemplated.
The significance of essentially defeating this high-level nominee is that the Congress is in a way back to doing its institutional job.
in rejecting purely unqualified people or people who should be disqualified for abusing the positions they already have.
So it's an important statement that Congress is not willing to roll over for this president on everything.
Will it matter in terms of the conduct of the department?
If Blanche is given carte blanche as the acting AG, it may functionally be very similar.
But I think it sends an important message, sets an important precedent, maybe emboldens the Senate to go beyond this decision and, in other respects, reject the insupportable.
This is a perfect segue from our conversation about Blanche, because here they, in these internal communications, are saying, mid-level people are saying, we should not do this.
This is not going to look well when it reaches the sunlight.
And they do it anyway.
They use these emergency authorities to do it anyway.
And remember, we've got senators on the Judiciary Committee who are just irate that their telephone toll records were subpoenaed during the Jack Smith investigation.
And by the way, for good reason, they're just incensed about that.
But, oh, they're OK with a improper emergency authority used to surveil a former FBI director because he's on the president's enemies list.
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