House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform

Uh, we haven't ruled anything in and we haven't ruled anything out in terms of impeachment.

As it relates to accountability, what we're gonna do, led by Jamie Raskin and House committee, uh, Democrats on the Judiciary Committee, as well as House Democrats on the Oversight Committee led by Robert Garcia, both of them are doing a tremendous job, we've gotta follow the facts, apply the law, be guided by the Constitution, and then let the chips fall where they may.

may.I'm telling you, we're gonna, we're gonna get to the AI thing in a second.

He is not a real person.

A quick programming note for tomorrow.

James Comer, the Chairman of the House Oversight Committee.

Lots of news he wants to talk about in the show tomorrow.

We'll get to all of that in the Tuesday edition of John Solomon Reports.

All right, folks, that wraps up our Monday edition of John Solomon Reports.

A big thank you to our guests and to you for listening.

Back tomorrow with a big program, including the chairman of the House Oversight Committee.

Until then, God bless you and have a great night.

All right.

Earlier today, Amanda and I had a great conversation to talk to the chief investigator of the United States House of Representatives, the chairman of the House Oversight Committee, James Comer.

It was a great day to talk to him because a lot of the things he was working on were blossoming right in front of our eyes.

Have a watch what we talked about.

Earlier this morning, the Minneapolis Star Tribune, powerful story, taking a look at all the evidence that showed that Governor Tim Walz's administration knew that fraud was going on in the Somali community but turned a blind eye.

And then later in the day, Vice President J.D. Vance doing a major event, calling out a significant multi-billion dollars amounts of fraud from COVID aid.

If those things sound familiar, it's because both of those are based on the extraordinary work of the House Oversight Committee and its chairman, James Comer, who joins us now.

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there has to be some sort of a strategy or motive for the people who say these preposterous things.

I mean, I remember just recently my son-in-law, Brandon Gill, on the Oversight Committee, he's interviewing the source, and And he's talking about, is politeness a form of white supremacy? You know, is showing up on time a form of white supremacy? Is working hard and getting a good grade or getting a promotion a form of white supremacy? And you could tell that the person was a little dazzled because they didn't want to say yes, because I think they realized that that's a little too much of a war against reality.

But...

But they believe these things, they promulgate them, and then when questioned about it, they go into a sort of retreat mode.

No, we haven't ruled anything in and we haven't ruled anything out in terms of impeachment.

As it relates to accountability, what we're going to do, led by Jamie Raskin and House Committee Democrats on the Judiciary Committee, as well as House Democrats on the Oversight Committee, led by Robert Garcia, both of them are doing a tremendous job.

We've got to follow the facts, apply the law, be guided by the Constitution, and then let the chips fall where they may.

Hakeem Jeffries saying guided by the Constitution is like one of the richest things I think I've heard in a long time right there.

Because this week, we are also running into this barrier between UFOs and politics.

Congressman Eric Burleson of Missouri, who sits on the House Oversight Committee and helps lead its UAP work, gave an interview with the UAP podcast.

And here's what he said.

100% we have recovered craft with the intention of reverse engineering it I Cannot say whether any of that craft is non-human intelligence got you we absolutely have Clearly programs in place and I think that you'd be shocked if we didn't have programs in place for for recovering and reverse engineering our adversaries craft or our own, right? If we have something that's super important and it goes down, we do not want our adversaries to get access to it.

And that's very important to note there.

So we had all these people coming in front of the House Oversight Committee to speak not under oath.

Like it was voluntary.

We brought in, we, I did not do anything.

So he comes in and he is supposed to give this voluntary deposition, not really a deposition, but he's supposed to speak voluntarily.

He runs his mouth and ends up leaving mid-conversation and saying, I'm out of here, walks out.

So as a result, the House Oversight Committee says, fine, if you're not going to play with our rules, then we are going to subpoena you and we're going to require you to speak in front of the House Oversight under oath.

We gave you the opportunity to do this voluntarily.

So it's highly unlikely that she made a mistake.

This isn't gonna go away from her, so we're gonna continue to try to push for answers and see if she, if her name pops up in any of these frauds that Vice President Vance and the House Oversight Committee are, are detecting in Minnesota.

Okay.

Well, we want answers.