NPR's Fiasco With Their Samuel Alito Story Just Got Worse
Investigators Find 177 Dead Dogs With Gunshot Wounds at 'No Kill' Animal Rescue
Things Only Get More Confusing at NPR; Politico Is Blameless for Predicting Gas...
Antifa Is Now Threatening to Kill the Federal Judges Who Sent Members to...
Did Rep. Jayapal Really Say That Listening to Angel Parents Is a Waste...
Zohran Mamdani Moves Closer to Abolishing a Prison
Darializa Avila Chevalier Vows to Make Women and Girls Second Class Citizens to...
RI Gun Store Saw Long Lines Ahead of State's Assault Weapon Ban
The Face of American Socialism Is Rich, White, and College Educated
We Fought a Revolution Over Taxation. Have We Forgotten Why?
Columbus, Ohio Just Raised the Wrong Flag for America's 250th Birthday
Top Democrats Are Still in Denial About the Rise of Socialism
The Supreme Court's Birthright Citizenship Mistake
Arkansas Woman Sentenced to 18 Months for Multi-State Unemployment Fraud
Here’s What Blanche Has to Say About Those Newsom Investigations
Tipsheet

Matt Gaetz Leads Republican Charge Into Secret Schiff Impeachment Meeting

Matt Gaetz Leads Republican Charge Into Secret Schiff Impeachment Meeting

A group of House Republicans stormed a closed-door meeting on Wednesday to demand more transparency in the Democratic-lead impeachment inquiry into President Trump.

Advertisement

Led by Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL), the room the Republicans entered was a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) inside the Capitol building, where House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff (D-CA) was about to give his opening statement for Deputy Assistant Defense Secretary Laura Cooper's testimony.

Rep. Fred Keller (R-PA) said when the members, who do not sit on one of the three committees leading the inquiry, entered, Schiff left the room. The hearing was halted as Republicans tried to hash out a deal before some were made to leave the area.

"GOP members tried to get in to view documents, staff tried to prevent them, but Reps. Gaetz, [Andy] Biggs, and [Paul] Gosar went past staff, and the rest of the members followed into the room. Shouting commenced, and members chanted, 'Shame!' They were then made to leave, denied access to transcripts," a source who was at the incident told Townhall.

CNN reported Rep. Bradley Byrne (R-AL) shouted at Schiff, with Rep. Val Demings (D-FL) shouting back at Byrne.

Advertisement

Since the room is supposed to be a secure facility for classified hearings, cell phones are not allowed inside, but Republicans still brought their phones into the room.


Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Townhall Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement