Perhaps you should read again what I actually wrote instead of substitution what you wish I had. I said using falsified information is not credible and casts doubt on the rest of the investigation, something that is not even controversial. When a liar says the sun is shining, you don't say he's not credible and refuse to believe him, you look out the window to see he's telling the truth. Same now with this bunch. If they're willing to lie about something like this, you have to take what they say with a grain of salt and verify it. Schiff's a liar and when he's involved you have to verify.
And I also pointed out that it is a mystery as to why did Schiff lie, again, if he had no need to do so? Some possibilities:
1. He wants a big, sexy, narrative and doesn't lose any opportunity to spice it up.
2. He's simply a habitual liar who falsifies everything in his life and doesn't think twice about it.
3. It's not a real solid case and he knows if he can get the usual suspects who don't think critically about anything all jazzed up on the story, they won't care if it comes out that he lied, again, they'll just spout the narrative as usual.
4. Orange Man Bad.
5. Reasons.