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Senator Adam Schiff (D-CA) has come under intense national scrutiny following the release of newly declassified FBI documents and multiple whistleblower testimonies alleging that he authorized or encouraged the leaking of classified information during his tenure as chair of the House Intelligence Committee. These revelations, if substantiated, could carry profound political and legal implications, threatening to shake Washington’s power structure and further polarize public opinion.
According to the declassified materials, the controversy appears to trace back to 2017, amid the height of the Trump–Russia investigation—a time when the political atmosphere in Washington was deeply charged and partisan divisions ran high. A former Democratic intelligence staffer, now acting as a whistleblower, claims that Schiff knowingly permitted and even directed the selective release of sensitive intelligence data to favored media outlets. The alleged goal was to inflict political damage on then-President Donald Trump and his administration, particularly during moments when the investigation’s credibility was under intense public debate.
