Here is a company in bankruptcy, 74 percent owned by the American taxpayers, and just because the board of directors at the company says, you know what, even though we are in bankruptcy, we think our CEO needs to make half a million dollars and needs a total pay compensation package of $8 million, and you guys said yes to that? How do you justify that?
Jordan questions the justification for high CEO pay at a bankrupt company owned by taxpayers.
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These are difficult times that they’re going through, we understand that, these kind of situations always are, but Max is a good member and colleague and hopefully he’s gonna win reelection.
If we have to, we'll use subpoenas to get the documents that we think they may not be giving us.
Members of Congress’ communications are protected under the Speech or Debate Clause. Jack Smith knows this. But he ignored the Constitution to spy on Republicans.
That's definitely a concern that I think probably any American with common sense would have.
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