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senator Adam Schiff Raises Alarm Over DOJ Changes After Trump Pardons | New Jan 6 Fallout Unfolds

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In a shocking Judiciary Committee hearing, Senator Adam Schiff accused the Trump-aligned Justice Department of political purges, corruption cover-ups, and betrayal of the rule of law.

Schiff recapped the January 6th attack — and warned of what he called the “second wave”:

1,600 mass pardons of Capitol rioters

Firing DOJ prosecutors who refused to drop cases

Appointing a Stop the Steal lawyer, Ed Martin, as Acting U.S. Attorney for D.C.

Intervening in a corruption case to protect a political ally

Schiff didn’t hold back: “I don’t even recognize this DOJ anymore.”

This video breaks down the key moments, what it means for the Justice Department, and why this hearing could reshape how Americans view accountability post-Jan 6.

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Judiciary CommitteeSenator Adam SchiffTrump-aligned Justice DepartmentFiring DOJEd MartinActing US AttorneyDC InterveningJustice Department

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