Adam Schiff
The Diplomat
People, composure and the difficult conversation held well.
Adam Schiff is a U.S. Representative known for his role on the House Intelligence Committee, where he navigates complex political landscapes. This interview highlights his diplomatic approach to governance, focusing on collaboration and strategic oversight in addressing national security issues.
“No, they weren't they weren't. And of course, you know, the telephone companies were taking their own kind of PR beating, as was the intelligence community with the disclosures of these programs post-Snowden.”
“Is incredible. And I remember years ago going back to Lithuania for me the first time Calling my grandparents and my great uncle to find out about the small towns that the family came from and meeting some resistance, why would you want to go back there? We did our best to get out of there.”
“And probably one of the most valuable things I think that can come out of our investigation is an appreciation for what the Russians did, how they did that, certainly if they had the help of U.S. persons affiliated with the Trump campaign. But with an eye to how do we inoculate ourselves from this in the future?”
“I had coffee with a very conservative city council member, Republican City Council member named Ginger Bremberg, who was about four foot eight and just full of fire.”
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