Nunes Claims His Phone Records Don’t Match Schiff’s Release, Tells Bartiromo He’s Preparing Lawsuit
Jeffrey Dunnetz
DCDirtyLaundry.com
December 9, 2019
The Bloviating Bullsh*ting Burbank Barrister Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) regularly lies and doctors evidence, and this time he lied about a house colleague Rep Devin Nunes. There’s something funky about the phone records of Nunes that Schiff released. Also questionable is how Schiff got his grubby hands on the phone records as his committee spokesman said there was no subpoena. Devin Nunes phone records.
During an appearance on Saturday’s edition of “Fox and Friends,” Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif., revealed that the phone records previously released to the public by impeachment coup leader Adam Schiff do not match his own records (video below)
“So finally yesterday I had a chance to go through all my phone records and I can tell you my phone records do not match what Schiff and the Democrats put in that report,” he said.
“I can tell you it doesn’t match. I have one call with Rudy Giuliani in April, one in May. The rest of the calls are either when somebody didn’t connect or it was voicemail. So, one in April, one in May. I have a call from somebody who I assume is Parnes’s wife, it’s registered to a lady…”
“I can tell you there’s no way that I talked about me being in Vienna meeting with random Ukrainians,” he added. “That didn’t happen.”
By releasing the phone records of GOP members, @realDonaldTrump lawyers and journalists he doesn’t like, @AdamSchiff is doing exactly what he’s accusing the President of – using his power against his opponents for political purposes.
— Senator Rand Paul (@RandPaul) December 4, 2019
According to the spokesman for Schiff’s Committee, he did not subpoena the phone records:
Patrick Boland, the top spokesman for Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee, told The Daily Beast on Thursday that investigators “did not subpoena call records for any member of Congress or their staff… or for any journalist,” including—Boland added—the committee’s ranking member, Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA) or John Solomon, a columnist formerly of The Hill whose reporting formed much of the public case for Rudy Giuliani and others to do their muckraking in Ukraine.
“Any questions about the fact that Members, congressional staff, or journalists appear in call records released by the Committee should be directed at those individuals, who were in contact with individuals of investigative interest to the impeachment inquiry,” Boland added.
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