Spying on elected officials: Congress leader wants to hear from two former attorney generals

We have undermined the rule of law, He told CNN Beyond the imagination Two former attorney generals, Bill Barr and Jeff Sessions, He said they knew nothing about the matter.

So we have to testify under oath Before the Parliamentary Committee, he added the Speaker of the House of Representatives.

Democrats have condemned the seizure of at least two congressmen, Adam Schiff and Eric Schwell and their relatives, including the minor, by the Donald Trump administration, as part of an investigation into the leak of classified data in 2017 and 2018.

Adam Schiff is chairing the House of Representatives.

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Members of the House of Representatives’ investigative team were both suspected of having been in contact with journalists involved in the most important investigation into suspicions of an alliance between Moscow and Donald Trump’s entourage, which initially poisoned the Republican president.

The data sent did not ultimately confirm the suspicions.

American justice also seized data from CNN journalists Washington Post And you New York Times (NYT) Unbeknownst to them.

The NYT also said it had requested departmental data for 2018 from Donald McCann, a White House adviser on key issues between the president and the department.

What the administration did [Trump] – Judiciary, Leaders [autour] Former President – Beyond Richard Nixon, Ms Pelosi explained the Watergate scandal that forced the former US president to resign.

Headquarters of the U.S. Department of Justice in Washington

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A “thug” behavior

He accused the judiciary of misconduct Thug Mr. During Trump’s tenure. According to him, it is necessary to determine whether those responsible for this investigation are still part of the department.

President, do not care about the party [au pouvoir], We can’t let that happen.

He also said he would decide on Monday whether a parliamentary commission of inquiry would be formed into the January 6 attack on the Capitol by Donald Trump supporters.

A House speech aimed at setting up this commission has been blocked by a lack of support among Republicans in the Senate. This Commission benefits from greater credibility if supported by both parties.

It is about attacking our democracy, our capital, Ms. Pelosi underlines and confirms it The American people must be worthy of the truth and have the answers.