Washington Toda (9-12-23): Speaker McCarthy opens impeachment inquiry into President Biden
September 12, 2023
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49:06Now PlayingWashington Toda (9-12-23): Speaker McCarthy opens impeachment inquiry into President Biden
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as posted by the channelSpeaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) directs the Oversight Committee to open an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, saying the committee has so far found "allegations of abuse of power, obstruction and corruption" in the president's family's overseas business dealing that "warrant further investigation by the House of Representatives".
Congressman Matt Gaetz (R-FL) threatens to call for a vote to remove Speaker McCarthy unless the Speaker does more to investigate the Bidens, limit federal spending and hold votes on proposed House reforms such as term limits. Rep. says Speaker McCarthy is "out of compliance" with deal he struck that got him the Republican votes needed to be elected Speaker, and an impeachment inquiry of President Biden is a "baby step".
House Freedom Caucus Chair Scott Perry (R-PA) makes it clear he and other Caucus members will not support a temporary federal government funding bill when current funding expires at the end of the month, raising the prospects of a government shutdown.
Center for Disease Control & Prevention advisory panel votes to approve the emergency use of the newest COVID-19 vaccine booster.
State Department defends the release $6 billion in frozen Iranian assets in South Korea in exchange for the freeing of five American citizens held in Iran.
Pentagon releases an unclassified summary of its cyber defense policy
Senate Judiciary Committee holds a hearing on book banning in public and school libraries.
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