Mark Meadows accuses Michael Cohen of breaking the rules, calls for hearing postponement

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Michael Cohen’s public hearing began before the House Oversight Committee with a fiery exchange Wednesday morning when Rep. Mark Meadows, R-N.C., demanded that his testimony be delayed.

At the outset, interrupting the chairman’s introduction, Meadows cited the timeliness of Cohen’s prepared remarks and evidence, arguing that it was received 24 hours in advance and therefore a violation of the committee rules.

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