The House Judiciary Committee demanded Tuesday that former special counsel David Weiss and seven current and former Justice Department lawyers testify before Congress about their work involving Hunter Biden, President Donald Trump, and other cases with political undertones.
Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) wrote two letters, one to Weiss and another to Attorney General Pam Bondi, outlining his committee’s plans to question them as part of his inquiry into what he alleges was the Biden administration’s “alarming disregard for its constitutional responsibilities” at the expense of Republicans.
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