Representative Adam Schiff Doubles Trump's Guilty Claims at the Conclusion of Mueller's Inquiry: "Without a doubt, There is Collusion"

House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, D-Calif., Dubbed in an interview this week, confident that President Trump and his administration were colluding with foreign powers, regardless of what the summary of Mueller's investigation had revealed.

"There is undoubtedly collusion," Schiff told the Washington Post after Sunday's summary of Attorney General William Barr's investigation into Mueller's investigation that no evidence could be found that Trump and his administration had worked with Russia to overturn the 2016 election.

"We will continue to investigate counter-intelligence issues, that is to say that the president or his entourage is in any way compromised by a hostile foreign power?" It does not seem to be part of Mueller report, "continued Schiff.

Schiff has strongly criticized President Trump throughout the Mueller investigation over the past two years. The investigation culminated in 37 indictments of Trump Circle personalities, but ended over the weekend without any criminal charges.

Since then, members of the GOP, such as Kellyanne Conway, representatives Mark Green and Matt Gaetz, have been pushing for Schiff to step down as chairman of the House's intelligence committee.

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"Adam Schiff should resign," said Kellyanne Conway. "He has no right as a person who peddles a lie day after day without challenge." Unchallenged and not under oath. "Someone should have sworn it and said you have evidence, where is -he?"

Schiff, on the other hand, seemed indifferent to the calls for his resignation.

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"I'm more used to attacks from my GOP colleagues and I would not expect anything less," he told CNN.

It was revealed Wednesday that Mueller's full report, possibly drafted in parts, will be made public for the American people in the coming weeks.