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Schiff denies GOP request to have Ukraine whistleblower testify publicly, warns against ‘sham investigations’
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, D-Calif., rejected a request by Republicans to have the Ukraine phone call whistleblower testify at next week’s public impeachment inquiry hearings, saying that their testimony was “redundant and unnecessary.” The GOP witness list, obtained by Fox News earlier Saturday, included Hunter Biden, the son of former vice president Joe Biden, and the anonymous intelligence community whistleblower whose complaint…
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Nunes demands Schiff testify in private as part of House impeachment inquiry
EXCLUSIVE: The top Republican on the House Intelligence Committee has formally requested that the panel’s chairman, Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., testify in a closed-door setting as part of the impeachment inquiry against President Trump. Fox News has obtained a letter written by committee Ranking Member Devin Nunes, R-Calif., who demanded that Schiff appear for a deposition in private before lawmakers. “On…
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Guy Benson: Here’s why Democrats are ‘in trouble’ with impeachment push
Democrats may go too far with their impeachment probe into President Trump and forget about the public’s exhaustion from dealing with the Mueller investigation for two years, said Fox News Radio host Guy Benson Thursday on “Outnumbered.” “The transcripts speak for themselves. These witnesses speak for themselves. It’s damning, it’s a problem. And I think there’s a lot of merit to that,” he said. “However — and this brings…
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So Much for ‘Whistleblower’ Coverage at ABC and CBS
Rival networks join forces to punish disclosure. In the 50 days since news consumers were told that a federal whistleblower was expressing his disapproval of a presidential phone call, CBS News has aired or published more than 100 stories on President Donald Trump and Ukraine. Counting stories from local affiliates, the number rises above 200….
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Ukraine is getting its turn in the impeachment proceedings and Democrats should be worried about it
It may have taken a few years, but the national media are finally getting around to sort of, kind of asking questions about what Ukraine did to try to help Hillary Clinton win in 2016. Both CNN and BuzzFeed reported over the weekend on a “conspiracy theory” that President Trump’s 2016 campaign associates have been…
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Cornyn: No quid pro quo in Trump’s actions, but wouldn’t be impeachable if there were
Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) said on Monday that he didn’t see an example of quid pro quo during the conversation between President Trump and Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky, but argued that even if there was, it wouldn’t warrant removing the president from office. Cornyn, when asked if there was a quid pro quo, pointed to a rough transcript of…
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Dems already have enough evidence to impeach Trump — and don’t care about White House defying subpoenas
Although four White House officials have blown off congressional subpoenas to testify before the House of Representatives’ impeachment inquiry, House Democrats reportedly aren’t sweating it. Politico reports that House investigators believe they have already compiled enough damning evidence against the president to make a strong case for his impeachment and removal, and thus aren’t concerned about…
