Comer Invites Biden To Testify in Impeachment Inquiry, Accuses President of ‘Yawning Gap’ Between ‘Public Statements and the Evidence’
The White House has laughed off this request in the past.
The chairman of the House Oversight Committee and leader of the Republicans’ impeachment inquiry, James Comer, is asking President Biden to sit for an interview behind closed doors with his committee on April 16, and later for a public hearing. The White House is unlikely to accept that offer, which may lead Mr. Comer to issue a subpoena or criminal referral for the president down the line.
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