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There isn't any evidence of that, and you know it.
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There's absolutely evidence adequate enough to assert there might have been coordination or orchestration. A similar thing happened with this Russiagate situation, which you might recall. There was all of this discussion about collusion and everyone looked for it, but in the end, there weren't facts sufficiently tying Trump to Russia. But guess what? A ton of people still believe it happened, or think it might have happened. Scant evidence - but just enough to justify a sincere investigation - coupled with a relentless media campaign (spearheaded by Schiff, who did endless TV appearances) has created a "question of fact" regarding whether Trump "colluded" with Russians.
The fact that Schiff said he didn't know about the complaint, then later changed his story, is more than enough for any decent lawyer to be able to argue the following to a judge:
"Your Honor, there's convenient timing, and a witness with motive to possibly hide facts telling two different stories. We need discovery on this."
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