On the recordAugust 12, 2025
If someone doesn’t comply with a subpoena — we’ve seen it happen in the past, in both my committee, as well as on the Jan. 6 committee, when the Democrats had the majority — and you can hold them in contempt of Congress.
James Comer: “If someone doesn’t comply with a subpoena — we’ve seen it happen in the past, in both my committee, as well as on the…”
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Comer warns about the consequences of not complying with a subpoena.
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