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Channel GOP · Hearing · Tuesday, November 10, 2026

Adam Schiff moves to subpoena the Justice Department for the special counsel's Trump classified documents…

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Now playing on All Clips Adam Schiff moves to subpoena the Justice Department for the special counsel's Trump classified documents… Sen. Schiff8.2K plays Watch on Instagram · Transcript & source

Sen. Adam Schiff, speaking in committee, says the public still does not know the evidence behind the classified documents charges against President Trump and his co-conspirators. He says the committee has released special counsel documents selectively, urges members to vote to subpoena DOJ for the report, and says committee rules entitle him to a roll call vote. His channel's title says Republicans blocked the subpoena.

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Sen. Schiff
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hearing - committee business meeting (committee not named)
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It is, I think, inexcusable. The public still does not know the evidence supporting the criminal charges involving classified documents against President Trump and his co -conspirators. This committee has been receiving and releasing documents related to special counsel reports, but doing so selectively. And the, I think, simple, obvious next step would be to actually release the report. So I would urge the committee to join me by voting to subpoena DOJ reclaim our oversight power and under the committee rules I'm entitled to a roll call vote on this.

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