President Trump Accuses Rep. Adam Schiff Of Treason

President Trump accused Representative Adam Schiff of treason for allegedly fabricating a statement about a call with Ukraine's president. Schiff claimed his summary was a parody. The Constitution defines treason as levying war or aiding enemies, which does not apply to Schiff's actions. Schiff leads the impeachment inquiry, and the whistleblower is set to testify soon.

What did President Trump accuse Representative Adam Schiff of doing?

• Fabricating a statement about Trump's call with the Ukrainian President

• Colluding with foreign governments

• Leaking classified information to the press

• Misusing campaign funds

How did Schiff describe his summary of the President's call?

• As a direct quote

• As a parody

• As a legal document

• As a press release

What did President Trump say about his conversation with Ukraine's president?

• It was a mistake

• It was confidential

• It was perfect

• It was misunderstood

According to the Constitution, what constitutes treason against the United States?

• Impeaching a sitting president

• Lying to Congress

• Levying war against the United States or aiding its enemies

• Fabricating statements about government officials

What role does Adam Schiff play in the impeachment inquiry?

• He is a witness in the inquiry

• He is leading the inquiry

• He is defending the President

• He is a neutral observer