Attorney General William Barr is speaking out on the impeachment inquiry and what he does not consider to be obstruction of justice. While speaking to the Wall Street Journal Tuesday, Barr said he doesn’t believe using the authority granted to the president is impeachable
Congressman Steve Scalise (R-La.) said some people should go to jail, following the release of the Department of Justice Inspector General’s report. The House minority whip expressed concern over the findings in an interview Tuesday. He said anyone who abuses their power, whether it be law enforcement or lawmakers, should be held accountable.
Ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee Devin Nunes caught up with One America’s Greta Wall to discuss the Democrat’s articles of impeachment, the Senate impeachment trial as well as the USMCA trade deal.
The whistleblower filed a complaint with the Intelligence community Inspector General four months ago, which house Democrats exploited to launch the impeachment inquiry. In an exclusive interview with One America’s Neil W. McCabe, the top Republican on that committee said the Intelligence Inspector General contributed to the confusion.
OAN Newsroom UPDATED 1:50 PM PT — Tuesday, December 10, 2019 House Republicans are accusing House Intelligence Committee chairman Adam Schiff of carrying out a…
House Democrats have taken the historic and controversial step of drafting articles of impeachment against President Trump. On Tuesday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the committee chairs said they would be bringing two articles of impeachment; one for alleged abuse of power and the other for obstruction of Congress.
House Judiciary Committee ranking member Doug Collins is slamming the Democrat impeachment push as a “focus group impeachment” as the committee holds yet another hearing on the matter.
As House Democrats move forward with drafting articles of impeachment against President Trump, the road to removing the president from office could be a long one. One America’s Eddie McCoven explains.
Some House Democrats are poised to break with their own party and vote against articles of impeachment. Rep. Jeff Van Drew (D-N.J.) and Rep. Collin Peterson (D-Minn.) have reportedly expressed their confusion as to why the House decided to proceed with impeachment.