Adam Schiff Slams Trump DOJ’s Targeting Of His Data: ‘Terrible Abuse Of Power’
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“I view Bill Barr as the second most dangerous person in the country after Donald Trump and this is just further proof of that,” said the House Intellige...
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) on Thursday night slammed the Trump administration Justice Department over its reported subpoenaing of Apple for data from the accounts of himself and at least one other Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, which Schiff now chairs. “It’s just another terrible abuse of the rule of law,” the California Democrat told CNN’s Chris Cuomo, admitting he was “shocked on the one hand, not surprised on the other” by the claims first published in The New York Times, given the misconduct of the Department of Justice during the Trump era. Schiff described the department’s repeated targeting of Trump’s enemies and its “shield to protect those who lied for him” as “disgraceful” and “a body blow to our democracy.”
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