Rep. Scott Perry declines request to speak with the January 6 House panel -- the first known time it sought to talk with a sitting member of Congress
Perry, a member of the House Freedom Caucus, was the first known lawmaker to whom the panel had reached out to talk for its investigation. His response raises the question of whether the committee will now move to subpoena a fellow House member, a step that would dramatically escalate political tensions between the panel and Republicans who have warned that targeting GOP lawmakers is a bridge too far.
Clark as acting Attorney General," Thompson said in the letter.Thompson added that then-acting Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen and then-acting Deputy Attorney General Richard Donoghue, who have both been interviewed by the committee,"have provided evidence regarding these issues, and we have received evidence that others who worked with Mr. Clark were aware of these plans.
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January 6 committee sends letter to GOP Rep. Scott Perry, asking to interview himThe House select committee investigating the deadly January 6 riot has asked GOP Rep. Scott Perry of Pennsylvania to voluntarily sit down for an interview -- the first known effort by the panel to talk to a lawmaker about helping former President Donald Trump in his efforts to undermine the election.
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Jan. 6 committee seeks interview with GOP Rep. Scott Perry | AP NewsThe House panel investigating the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol insurrection has requested an interview with Republican Rep. Scott Perry of Pennsylvania, marking the first time the committee publicly sought to interview a sitting member of Congress.
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Why the Jan. 6 investigation is focusing on one Republican repFor the first time, the Jan. 6 committee is focusing its attention on one member of Congress: Republican Rep. Scott Perry of Pennsylvania.
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