Meadows’ Message to Newsmax: Biden’s Impeachment Could Complicate DOJ and FBI’s Evidence Disclosure
Mark Meadows, the Chief of Staff to former President Donald Trump, suggested that if President Joe Biden were to be impeached by Congress, it would make it more difficult for the Department of Justice and FBI to withhold evidence. This statement came during an interview with “The Record with Greta Van Susteren” on Newsmax. The discussion was centered around the delay in Congress obtaining an unclassified document known as the FD-1023, which contained information about a Ukrainian gas executive being pressured to pay the Bidens. Van Susteren questioned why it took so long for Congress to receive this document, given that it was unclassified and fell under their oversight responsibilities. Meadows replied that if Congress were to pursue impeachment, it would give them broad investigative powers, making it challenging for the DOJ and FBI to resist cooperation. The conversation highlights ongoing concerns about transparency and access to information within the government. Newsmax is a cable news channel that is experiencing rapid growth in popularity.
