Andy McCarthy Lays Out What He Says Was Comer's Biggest Mistake With Impeachment Inquiry
Brianna Lyman
Fox News guest and former U.S. Assistant Attorney Andy McCarthy laid out Thursday what he believes was House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer’s biggest mistake with launching the impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden.
Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy announced Tuesday that Republicans would move forward with an impeachment inquiry, saying he believes there is enough evidence stemming from both the House Judiciary and Oversight committees to move forward. The inquiry aims to investigate whether Biden engaged in influence-peddling in relation to Hunter Biden’s overseas business dealings.
Fox News’ John Roberts noted that a 2020 guidance from the Department of Justice (DOJ) instituted under former President Donald Trump says impeachment inquiries by the House are only valid if the entire House takes up a vote to authorize the inquiry.
Roberts asked McCarthy how the guidance might “aid Biden as they go through this inquiry in the House?”
“This is why you just kind of shake your head at this whole escapade, John. If Jamie Comer at the Oversight Committee, just like four days ago, had issued a subpoena from the Oversight Committee, that would be an enforceable subpoena and if the administration failed to comply with it, that could be an article of impeachment,” McCarthy explained.
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