Schiff Gets Devastating News About His Political Future - Removal From House?

Hey ladies and gentlemen, Carmine Sabia here for Explain America and Adam Schiff is not

out of the woods, not by a long shot. Folks, before we get started, please make sure you

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do it. So Adam Schiff narrowly skated by this week from paying a $16 million fine and being

censured by the House of Representatives. Now it was in relation to his participation

in the Russian collusion theory that has since been debunked. Now the Russian collusion theory

states that Donald Trump and his campaign had an actual collusion relationship with

Russia, not just a periphery relationship, but that they and Russia colluded to quote

and quote the 2016 election. And so, you know, this theory was prevalent, by the way, you

know, for, for 2016 and 2020 questioning the results of an election was totally in vogue

on the left, in the news media, on social media, everywhere. It was totally okay to

question the results of an election for those four years. After that, however, you can't

have any questions. So be that as it may, Adam Schiff skated by with a little help

from his friends. 20 Republicans joined the Democrats in voting against the resolution

to censure and fine Adam Schiff because they're cowards. However, now there's a new investigation

starting because a conservative group has filed an ethics complaint against Schiff

And the complaint is so serious that if voted on and approved, and this could be approved

see, and I'll explain to you why in a second, but if this is voted on and approved along with Rep, uh, Anna Paulina Luna's new resolution that does not include the $16 million fine

Adam Schiff can be removed from Congress. So why can this one make it in the other one

Can't you're probably asking, right? So here's the answer. This doesn't have the $16 million

fine attached. Some Republicans argued that the $16 million fine was both unconstitutional

and a dangerous precedent. And that if it were passed that in the future, Democrats

could use a hammer like that against Republicans. In other words, they were afraid of their

own corruption, which is what I argued on the day that it happened, because if you're

not doing things like that, you don't have to worry about that. So they were afraid of

their own corruption and they protected Schiff in reality to protect themselves. That being

said, this could actually give some real punishment to Schiff, some real punitive

punishment. Removing him from the house before his election or his, his campaign for Senate

even gets off the ground could be a devastating blow to him or, or it could actually give

him a boon with Democrat voters in California because well, it's California. So you never

know. Anyway, folks, that's the story. And I ask that you like comment, share, and subscribe

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