FCC Investigates Adam Schiff For Subpoena Abuse

Posted on March 17, 2020 by TMH

Okay cool, but what could be the consequence, in the end, is the real question.

During the House impeachment proceedings, Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) released a report which included the phone records that included calls made or received by Rep. Devin Nunes(R-CA), journalist John Solomon, Rudy Giuliani, and others. The records in the report didn’t contain the content of the conversations but included who called who and how long the call lasted.

The belief was that the records were obtained through subpoenas to the phone companies of records related to Giuliani and Lev Parnas, with the obvious purpose meant to try to impugn the people whose records were included without reason or cause.

What made it especially troubling was Schiff wouldn’t explain who was subpoenaed or how, and if it was a Congressional subpoena straight to the companies, it was a troubling abuse of power.

Chairman Schiff has been collecting Americans’ private call records through a secret & partisan process.

He even published some of them in the Impeachment Report.

These sensitive records are protected by federal law.

His conduct raises serious concerns & I’ve asked for answers https://t.co/WrdGf1n1P2

— Brendan Carr (@BrendanCarrFCC) March 12, 2020

Now, as Kim Strassel at the Wall Street Journal is reporting, the FCC Commissioner, Brendan Carr, is calling Schiff out over what he believes are abuses of his subpoena power and Carr wants answers. Strassel called it an “incredible abuse” with Schiff publishing call records of his political rivals including Nunes, even the President’s attorney, Rudy Giuliani. Schiff even smeared Nunes during a press conference with the records, trying to suggest that Nunes was somehow “complicit.”

https://noisyroom.net/blog/2020/03/17/fcc-investigates-adam-schiff-for-subpoena-abuse/

Coronavirus: China starts testing a vaccine on humans

China will begin testing a vaccine against the new coronavirus (Covid-19) on humans, the Chinese ministry of defence stated on Wednesday.

The vaccine, developed under the direction of epidemiologist Chen Wei, has been approved following initial tests. The ministry of defence has described it as safe and effective. Preparations for its mass production are underway, Europa Press reports.

Chinese authorities had indicated in February that they thought a vaccine could be tested on human beings at some point between now and April.

https://www.brusselstimes.com/all-news/belgium-all-news/101107/china-starts-testing-a-vaccine-on-humans/

Add another Definition to the Done in 30 Post

CLOSE THE WORLD FOR 30 DAYS…

Billionaire Bill Ackman advises Trump to shut down the country, saying stock market ‘will soar’

“What’s scaring the American people and corporate America now is the gradual rollout. We need to shut it down now… This is the only answer. America will end as we know it. I’m sorry to say so, unless we take this option,” he said. Ackman added if Trump saves the country from the coronavirus, he will get reelected in November.

Ackman urged U.S. companies to stop their buyback programs because “hell is coming.” The biggest U.S. banks have already halted repurchasing stocks to put their capital to use helping consumers and businesses.

“The hotel industry and the restaurant industry will go bankrupt first, Boeing is on the brink, Boeing will not survive without a government bailout,” Ackman said. “Capitalism does not work in an 18-month shutdown, capitalism can work in a 30-day shutdown.”

https://www.citizenfreepress.com/breaking/shut-the-world-for-30-days/

Fed government reportedly considering access to cellphone data to track coronavirus

The statistical data could map the virus' path and whether Americans are social distancing

The federal government is reportedly talking with tech companies like Facebook and Goggle about how health experts could use cell phone data such as Americans’ movements to track and fight the coronavirus.

Among the information that could likely be helpful in geo-data to learn whether people are keeping a safe distance to slow the spread of the virus, according to The Washington Post.

The private-sector information would reportedly be meta-data or statistics not connected to specific users but would help health experts map the spread of the virus, sources told the newspaper.

The virus has now been reported in all 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia.

Despite the potential for the data to help with the coronavirus, implementing the plan could pose concerns about privacy and potential government overreach.

https://justthenews.com/government/fed-government-reportedly-considering-access-cellphone-data-track-coronavirus#.XnJCnN8UPIY.twit