Right wing is already making an issue that the film maker was supeona

[PA_jen]

At least the wingnut I have texting me. Help?

[Novara]

1. And he showed up!

[50 Shades Of Blue]

2. He noted he was subpoenaed. I'm sure he didn't want those domestic terrorists to think he was

there voluntarily and come after him.

[mcar]

3. So?

[Thomas Hurt]

10. The christofascist legal excuse is that the committee is illegal/unconstitutional and therefore...

the subpoenas are too. blah, blah, blah, blah. Courts have said different but the whackjobs will stick with it until a new one comes up.

Or another conspiracy theory.

[LenaBaby61]

20. THIS 👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻

[avebury]

4. At least he had the courage to show up and was not

afraid to answer their questions unlike others who could be named.

[dem4decades]

5. Why? What's the problem with a subpoena?

[Lars39]

6. He was subpoenaed, showed up, was sworn in.

[Brother Buzz]

7. I'm betting he secretly requested he be subpoenaed

To give him wiggle room so he can continue to pursuer his profession

[Wounded Bear]

11. A lot of witnesses do that for self protection...

it is at least a bit of cover.

[Brother Buzz]

17. I guess that was what I was eluding to

[Wounded Bear]

18. Alluding...

[Brother Buzz]

23. I don't speil for shit, but you knew zackly what I was saying

Am I right?

[Wounded Bear]

24. Indeed!

[targetpractice]

14. Exactly this...

He's a journalist. If he said he volunteered, he would have lost his credibility as an unbiased journalist.

[arthritisR_US]

16. That's my take on this as well.

[Straw Man]

26. Bingo.

He's a journalist, not a government investigator. He needs to maintain a reputation of objectivity and impartiality.

[stillcool]

8. some things never change

[SergeStorms]

9. In other words...

according to the wing-nuts, if he's there under subpoena he's just telling them what they want to hear, and not the truth.

Is that about right?

[Wounded Bear]

13. In medieval times, testimony of commoners wasn't valid unless taken under torture...

[Chainfire]

12. Let 'em whine, it is what they do best.

I think that his most important contribution was that parking deck scene. The strong suggestion that the two extremists groups were coordinating. I just hope to hell that one of them can be solidly linked to the Trump organization.

[Stinky The Clown]

15. Journalists need to always appear neutral

[Bluethroughu]

19. He live streamed everything that day...

Everywhere and everyone...

Including the Willard, and all their faces lounging and cavorting.

The Committee has him, so I know they got it all!


Did anyone catch the tweet from 1/6 from one of the white supremacists standing on the White House patio that morning and saying it looks like a beautiful day...or something to that effect?

I knew from that morning these scumbags were up to something, I wouldn't have guessed an insurrection, but at least the Losers failed. Now it's time for jail!

[LuvLoogie]

21. The wing nut is a fucking idiot.

Answering a subpoena is the lawful thing to do. Just say "You're an idiot" and be done with it.

[DemocraticPatriot]

22. The makers of 'vigilante justice',

back in the old west, might not have been "entirely wrong"....

[likesmountains 52]

25. Why are you texting with a wing nut?