Scum like Adam Schiff never cease to amaze. Apparently, despite the slander against Carter Page and his family by the FBI in the spying/RussiaGATE hoax, Adam Schiff doesn’t care. In fact, Little Schiff finds it “hard to be sympathetic” over what happened to Page. What a piece of garbage Adam Schiff is.
| Pencil Neck Adam Schiff says ‘It’s Hard To Be Sympathetic’ for Carter Page after FBI slander |
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The California Democrat made the remarks on PBS’s “Firing Line With Margaret Hoover,” a show that normally asks notable figures tough questions, but did not press Schiff hard on a variety of issues over which he has been repeatedly criticized.
During the interview, Schiff falsely claimed that the IG “debunked” the notion that the Steele dossier was essentially a critical element in opening up an investigation into members of the Trump campaign.
Later in the interview, Schiff falsely claimed that the IG “confirmed” that the investigation was “not driven by political bias.” The IG found that there was not bias in the opening of the investigation but could not determine that bias did not exist after the investigation had been opened.
“Carter Page says that the FBI spying into his life ruined his good name,” Hoover said to Schiff. “He also says that he will ‘never completely have his name restored.’ Do you feel any sympathy for Carter Page?”
Schiff responded, “I have to say Carter Page came before our committee and dissembled for hours of his testimony, denied things that we knew were true, later had to admit them during his testimony. It’s hard to be sympathetic to someone who isn’t honest with you when he comes and testifies under oath. It’s also hard to be sympathetic when you have someone who has admitted to being an adviser to the Kremlin.”
“But he was also informing the CIA,” Hoover interjected.
“Yes. Yes,” Schiff said as he appeared stunned that there was any push back on his comments. “Who was apparently both targeted by the KGB but also talking to the United States and its agencies. And that should have been included, made clear. And it wasn’t, according to the inspector general.”
The IG report found that there were 17 “inaccuracies and omissions” in the FBI’s FISA application on Page, including evidence that was fraudulently manufactured against him and the fact that the FBI withheld exculpatory evidence from the court.