Former White House Communications Director Hope Hicks arrived on Capitol Hill Wednesday, escorted by a security detail, to testify in private before the House Judiciary Committee.
Hope Hicks arrives to testify before the House Judiciary Committee pic.twitter.com/WV7IGX2W03
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The full transcript of her testimony is due 48 hours after she speaks, though members of the committee may start talking about it earlier.
Democrats plan to ask her about incidents in the Mueller report, as well as President Donald Trump’s hush money payments, though Trump’s lawyer has been trying to curtail those lines of questioning.
Hicks started turning over documents earlier this month despite the White House’s instruction for her to ignore the committee’s subpoenas.
Hicks started turning over documents earlier this month despite the White House’s instruction for her to ignore the committee’s subpoenas.
As least one GOP House Rep is getting a tingle up his leg.
How’s she faring with that nasty bout of existential crisis about complying with federal law?
This is one of the few data-driven remarks I have seen on Hicks
Federal law? Wow, there’s a quaint concept. The Trump administration dispensed with those concerns long ago. Remember, they’re not subject to legitimate oversight. However, Dems have agreed to stage mock re-enactments of compliance with the law.