FBI Declassifies Evidence of Adam Schiff Authorizing Classified Leaks Against Trump

A Democratic whistleblower has accused California Senator Adam Schiff of authorizing the leaking of classified information to undermine President Donald Trump, with allegations dating back to 2017 during the debunked 'Russiagate' scandal. Schiff, who was the ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee at the time, reportedly convened a meeting where he declared the intention to leak damaging classified data to indict Trump, assuring staff they would evade detection. The whistleblower, a career intelligence officer with ties to both Schiff and former House Intelligence Chair Devin Nunes, described the leaks as illegal and treasonous, but was told Schiff would be protected by the Constitution's speech and debate clause. FBI Director Kash Patel declassified the whistleblower's testimony and related documents, stating that Congress can now examine how classified information was weaponized to shape political narratives against the President. The release of these documents has sparked calls for investigations and possible indictments related to the Russian collusion hoax. Schiff has been contacted for comment, and the controversy is fueling broader partisan debates about the handling of classified information and political weaponization within federal institutions.