"SCHIFF IS FREAKING OUT": SENATOR FACES 30 YEARS IN PRISON AS LEAKED BANK RECORDS CONFIRM MASSIVE FRAUD SCHEME
WASHINGTON D.C. — The hunter has officially become the hunted. Senator Adam Schiff (D-CA), the man who spent years spearheading efforts to impeach Donald Trump and pushing the now-debunked Russia collusion narrative, is reportedly

According to explosive reports first broken by Laura Ingraham on Fox News, the Department of Justice (DOJ), under the leadership of Attorney General
The "Double Life" Scheme At the heart of the investigation is a "sustained pattern of possible occupancy misrepresentation."
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The Maryland Deception: In 2003, Schiff purchased a home in Potomac, Maryland, for $870,000.
To secure a Fannie Mae-backed mortgage with a lower interest rate, he declared it his "primary residence." He reaffirmed this in signed affidavits during refinancing in 2009, 2011, 2012, and 2013. -
The California Contradiction: Simultaneously, Schiff claimed a homeowner’s tax exemption on a condo in Burbank, California, asserting that property was his primary residence to save on taxes and maintain his eligibility to run for Congress in California.
You cannot have two primary residences. By telling the bank one thing (to get a cheap loan) and the taxman another (to get a deduction), Schiff allegedly committed Bank Fraud
"Sustained Pattern of Deceit" A memo from Fannie Mae’s financial crimes branch reportedly concludes that Schiff’s actions were not a clerical error but a deliberate strategy.
Trump Twists the Knife President Trump, never one to miss a moment of poetic justice, unleashed a blistering attack on Truth Social.
The "Freak Out" Sources close to the situation describe Schiff as being in a state of panic. With the Trump administration pledging to restore the rule of law, the political cover Schiff enjoyed for years has evaporated.
For years, Adam Schiff looked into the cameras and claimed to have evidence of crimes that didn't exist. Now, the DOJ has evidence of crimes that actually did—and they are all his.
5 Years in Prison! Big Obama Ally Just Exposed It. Barack is Terrified and It's about time!

MIAMI, FL — The man who built an empire on the controversial "Obama Phone" program is heading to federal prison. Issa Asad, the 51-year-old CEO of Q Link Wireless LLC, has been sentenced to
The "Obama Phone" Scam Asad’s company profited from the

$128 Million in Penalties The Department of Justice (DOJ) threw the book at him. In addition to the prison term, Asad and his corporation were hit with financial penalties totaling more than
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$110 million in reparations to the FCC.
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$17.5 million in criminal fines.
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$1.7 million in restitution to the Small Business Administration (SBA). The DOJ noted this as
"one of the highest financial fines imposed by the FCC in its history."
Living Large on COVID Cash As if stealing from the poor wasn't enough, Asad also pleaded guilty to money laundering related to the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP)—funds designed to save struggling businesses during the pandemic. Instead of paying workers, Asad confessed to using the money for a lavish lifestyle, including:
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Building a luxury home.
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Buying a Land Rover.
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Paying off his personal American Express card.
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Purchasing jewelry and paying property taxes.
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Making "university gifts."
A History of Violence This isn't Asad's first brush with the law, painting a picture of a man with a ruthless streak. In 2014, he was charged with murder after running over a groundskeeper with his car during a dispute over a mere $65 bill for lawn services. He eventually pleaded no contest to a lesser charge, escaping with probation—a lucky break he evidently failed to learn from.
"Brazen Greed" IRS Criminal Investigation Special Agent Kareem Carter summed it up best: “This was a brazen scheme of staggering proportions. Mr. Asad prioritized his own greed, stealing $100 million from taxpayers.”
The "Obama Phone" program has long been criticized by conservatives as a symbol of government waste. With Asad’s conviction, those critics have their ultimate proof. Barack Obama expanded the program, but it took federal prosecutors to finally hang up on the fraud.