Federal Grand Jury Investigates Justice Department's Handling of Senator Adam Schiff's Criminal Investigation
A federal grand jury is conducting an investigation into the Justice Department's handling of a criminal investigation involving Democratic Senator Adam Schiff. The investigation includes a subpoena to conservative activist Christine Bish, requesting information about her communications with individuals claiming to be associated with the probe. The subpoena specifically mentions William Pulte, the director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, and Edward Martin, the Justice Department's self-described "weaponization czar."
The Justice Department and Schiff's office have declined to comment on the grand jury investigation. The subpoena to Bish seeks records related to the investigation into Senator Adam Schiff and requests information about individuals claiming to be or work for Pulte, Martin, or other entities like the Justice Department, Fannie Mae, or Freddie Mac. Assistant U.S. Attorney Christopher Sarma signed the subpoena, which was issued by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Maryland.
Bish, who testified before the grand jury, mentioned that this was not her first time discussing this topic with investigators. She is currently running for Congress in California's 6th Congressional District. The federal mortgage fraud investigation into Schiff, one of President Trump's political adversaries, had reportedly stalled. Schiff, who led the impeachment trial against Trump in 2020, has denied any wrongdoing in response to the allegations of mortgage fraud.
In conclusion, the federal grand jury is actively investigating the Justice Department's handling of the criminal investigation involving Senator Adam Schiff. The subpoena to Christine Bish seeks information about her communications with individuals linked to the probe, including William Pulte and Edward Martin. The investigation into Schiff's alleged mortgage fraud has garnered attention, with the Justice Department and Schiff's office refraining from commenting on the matter.