Judges To Decide If WH Employees Can Ignore Congressional Subpoenas

The video discusses the role of judicial rulings in the House impeachment investigation, focusing on subpoenas issued to former White House officials Don McGahn and Charles Kupperman. McGahn was subpoenaed in April but did not comply, leading to a lawsuit by the House Judiciary Committee. Kupperman, subpoenaed in October, filed a civil case seeking judicial guidance on compliance. The video explores the legal arguments, including claims of absolute immunity, and highlights the struggle to obtain testimony from Trump administration officials. The outcomes of these cases could clarify whether White House officials can ignore congressional subpoenas.

What was the role of the House Judiciary Committee in the impeachment investigation?

How did the White House respond to the subpoenas issued to McGahn and Kupperman?

What was the basis of the lawsuit filed by the Judiciary Committee against McGahn?

What were the implications of Kupperman's case regarding compliance with subpoenas?

What key point of contention do the decisions in the McGahn and Kupperman cases aim to resolve?