"They deserve to see the sweat on the secretary's brow as he struggles to answer basic questions about his lies to the American people, said Rep. James Walkinshaw (D-Va.)."
"If we find that there were any misstatements by Lutnick, it's a felony to lie to Congress, and you'll be held accountable, warned House Oversight Chair James Comer (R-Ky.)."
"Comer defended his decision not to require Lutnick's interview be videotaped, stating the panel would release a transcript to the public for judgment on Lutnick's credibility."
"Lutnick has not been accused of any wrongdoing in connection with Epstein's crimes, but he has been under scrutiny from members of both parties since federal materials revealed his visit to Epstein's retreat."
Rep. Yassamin Ansari suggested that if Democrats regain the House majority, they could summon Lutnick for public questioning or video testimony. Rep. James Walkinshaw emphasized the need for transparency, stating the public deserves to see Lutnick's reactions to inquiries about his past statements. House Oversight Chair James Comer warned Lutnick about the consequences of misstatements, highlighting the seriousness of lying to Congress. Lutnick has faced scrutiny due to his past ties with Epstein, despite not being accused of wrongdoing.
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