Adam Schiff Ran an Impeachment Scam and Buried the Proof for 7 years.

Adam Schiff spent four years on your television. Defending the Constitution. Nobody is above the law. You deserve the truth.
Today 350 pages of declassified transcripts proved he was lying. He's the one who locked the proof in a vault.
There were 18 impeachment witness transcripts. Schiff released 17.
The only ONE he classified as secret and buried in the Capitol basement? The one that proved he orchestrated the whole thing.
Ratcliffe, then a congressman in the room, now CIA Director: "The transcript is classified 'Secret' so Schiff can prevent you from seeing Atkinson's answers to my questions."
He told you he was fighting cover-ups, while he hid his own evidence.
The whistleblower's name is Eric Ciaramella. CIA analyst. Registered Democrat. Worked directly with Joe Biden on Ukraine policy. Traveled with him to Kyiv on Air Force Two. Sat in on Obama White House discussions about Burisma and Hunter Biden.
Biden's guy. On Biden's team.
And when Trump asked Ukraine's president about Biden's dealings, this man filed a whistleblower complaint to shut it down.
He wrote on his own complaint form: "I do not have direct knowledge of private comments or communications by the President."
His words.
His entire complaint was secondhand.
Before filing, Ciaramella met with Schiff's staff. Did not disclose it on the whistleblower form.
Ratcliffe pressed Atkinson under oath: "The whistleblower did not disclose to you that he or she had contact with HPSCI?"
Atkinson: "The answer to that is yes. The answer to that is yes."
When he got caught, Ciaramella called Atkinson's office to apologize for misleading investigators.
Schiff didn't protect a whistleblower. He built one. Coached him through his staff. Then went on your television and pretended he'd never heard of him.
He said you deserve transparency. He classified the evidence.
He said nobody is above the law. He lied to your face on national television.
MSNBC, September 2019. Asked if his committee had spoken to the whistleblower.
"We have not spoken directly with the whistleblower."
He looked into a camera, into your living room, and lied. PolitiFact: false. CNN: false. FactCheck,org: false.
His defense in the transcripts: "Please do not suggest by that that I, or anyone else, had an intention to deceive."
Coordinated with the source. Lied on camera. Got caught. Defense: don't suggest I intended to deceive.
But ya this guy definitely cares about the rule of law.
Atkinson fast-tracked it as "urgent" and "credible." Referred Trump to the FBI before the inquiry officially started.
The investigation came before the inquiry. The conclusion came before the evidence. Just like the Steele Dossier.
Every person who engineered this got promoted. Every person targeted got investigated. The accountability only went one direction. Until today. Active grand jury investigation confirmed.
Democrats are calling it a "nothingburger."
Senator Warner says it's "just another sad attempt to get in Trump's good graces."
The whistleblower apologized to investigators for misleading them. But it's a nothingburger.
Rep. Himes says "no amount of dust kicking can obscure" what Trump did on the call.
The man who filed the complaint wrote on his own form that he had no direct knowledge of the call. They impeached a president on it. But ya it's dust kicking.
They say the process was credible. Four interviews in 14 days. Never read the call transcript. Overruled the DOJ. The only corroborating witness admitted the "quid pro quo" was "in hindsight" after "reading between the lines." Then they changed the whistleblower form to remove the firsthand knowledge requirement. But the process was credible.
They say the substance speaks for itself. Then why did Schiff classify one transcript out of 18? The one that proved he coordinated with the source?
They say it's old news. You don't lock old news in a vault. You lock evidence in a vault.
The only nothingburger was the impeachment itself. No policy agenda. No healthcare plan. No infrastructure. Just impeachment. Twice. Because they couldn't beat him at the ballot box and they couldn't buy him in the backroom.
Jonathan Turley, who testified in both the Clinton and Trump impeachments and called for prosecution of Bush officials for war crimes: "Someone's lying, and someone's a felon."
But sure. Nothingburger.
Two weeks ago I wrote that TDS was never a syndrome. It was a permission structure.
Today we know it wasn't hysteria. It was an operation. Run by a man who sat in the United States Senate for seven years while the proof of what he did gathered dust in a vault below his feet.
They manufactured a whistleblower, effectively planted evidence and then cry when their faux democracy principles are challenged. Truly deranged.