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we hold our hearings next month we wish to provide members the opportunity to discuss these matters with the committee voluntarily. regrettably, the individuals receiving subpoenas today have refused and we are forced to take this step to make sure the committee uncovers facts concerning january 6th. we urge our colleagues to comply with the law and do their patriotic duty and cooperate with our investigation as hundreds of other witnesses have done, and the committee lays out in clear detail just why they need the testimony of these five congressmen pointing to their roles in multip...

Had been present who had knowledge, they'd be following all over themselves to testify to help congress make itself safer. it is really odd that in such a serious situation involving a coup that these members are doing everything that they can do to avoid testifying. we don't have to leave our common sense at the door when we consider what went on here. the fact that they're avoiding voluntarily testimony and appear to avoid subpoenas, that tells us all we need to know. i hope doj is getting that message loud and clear as well. >> i want to follow up on that. it is a great analogy and all i th...

Declined to proceed with any civil or criminal charges. the u.s. military has spent about $470 million supporting afghan local police units. with another $420 million expected to be spent through 2018. but in the inspector general questions whether it's money being well spent. quote supplies ordered for the alp are often diverted, delayed, of inferior quality or heavily pill ferred. politics have come into play, quote some alp personnel have been used inappropriately as body guarding for afghan government officials. the i.g. calls for the oversight of u.s. funds to be improved and a plan for...

Defend they have a policy or protocol. when you bring things to the public that prove they do not follow said policy protocol, they simply say, whoops, it did occur. but we've done nothing wrong. blm says it has taken steps to prevent a similar incident. and will no longer deal with davis. the u.s. attorney's office declined to proceed with any civil or criminal charges. the u.s. military has spent about $470 million supporting afghan local police units. with another $420 million expected to be spent through 2018. but in the inspector general questions whether it's money being well spent. qu...