Staff Reports
The Western Journal reported that Jen Psaki might face a subpoena from Congress. The former White House press secretary has allegedly not given a sufficient response to earlier requests for an interview from the House Foreign Affairs Committee, which is chaired by Rep. Michael McCaul. In a letter to Psaki’s lawyer, McCaul offered three potential dates for the interview and warned of potential consequences if they did not hear back within a week. The committee wants to question Psaki about her time in the Biden administration as part of an investigation into the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, which many believe was not handled well under President Biden’s leadership and resulted in the deaths of 13 U.S. servicemembers.
The letter expressed disappointment that Psaki did not adequately respond to the committee’s request. It also noted that Psaki is a private citizen and has profited from publishing her insight into the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, making her duty to appear before Congress clear. The committee’s investigation into the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan was initiated after recent revelations led McCaul to believe that further investigation was necessary.
Jen Psaki Gets Official Warning from House Foreign Affairs Committee Charmain: Comply or Face 'Compulsory Process' via @WestJournalism https://t.co/2mo6LwKtZw
— LD Basler (@ArmaLite15OU812) June 6, 2024
The report from the committee confirmed that the Taliban executed civilians outside the airport in Afghanistan, causing chaos and creating a dangerous environment for U.S. servicemembers. The report also revealed the identity of the Abbey Gate bomber as an ISIS-K terrorist who was freed from prison by the Taliban.
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