In one of its final acts, the House January 6 Committee warned the White House it cannot ensure the confidentiality of certain witnesses.
Chairman Bennie Thompson (D-MS) and Vice Chairwoman Liz Cheney (R-WY) wrote to Richard Sauber, special counsel to President Joe Biden, saying they “fully share” a “concern for the safety, security, and reputations” of its witnesses as the panel dissolves and Republicans take control of the House this week.
Their letter, dated Dec. 30, says the committee entered into an agreement with Sauber’s office to make available “personnel” who then provided “important information” to the panel. Any other identifying information is redacted in the public version of the letter.
Under their agreement the committee “would do its utmost” to protect identities, but as of the first week of January 2023 the panel “will no longer exercise control of this material, and thus cannot ensure enforcement of the commitment to maintain the confidentiality of the identity of witnesses,” the letter adds.
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They are so busy making up crap and finding bogus Witnesses, how could they be expected to keep ANYTHING straight!
Secret witnesses... hidden and contrived evidence, lack of due process, failure to adhere to the basic liberties granted an accused by the 5t and 6th Amendments. The January 6th hearings were nothing more than a kangaroo court, a perfect example of how a Marxist People's Court works...
So what? Nothing will ever come of anything that would hurt the Bidens.
Clown show
There is no CONFIDENTIALLLITY for witnesses in a criminal trial... the accused has a Constitutional right to be confronted (directly) with all witnesses to any crime they may be charged with...
See: US Constitution 6th Amendment. Sixth Amendment | U.S. Constitution | US Law | LII / Legal Informat...
Anyone notice how miserable these Dems always look? ie Liz Cheney looks like she eats lemons all day. Of course most Dems look that way.