Argument Breaks Out At House Judiciary Hearing After Nadler Refuses To Show Video During Garland Hearing
One argument occurred at the House Judiciary hearing among Jerry Nadler and Jim Jordan. The hearing was on oversight of the Justice Department in which AG Merrick Garland testified.
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The hearing focused on the recent memo shared by AG Garland to Justice Department officials, encouraging weaponizing the FBI agents against parents for the threats against the school board members.
Republicans calm that the parents can’t be labeled as domestic terrorists only because they want to protect their children and oppose radical school-backed agendas like CRT.
However, Democrats ignore everything, and they want to keep everyone ‘’safe.’’
The argument during the hearing started when Chairman Jerry Nadler refused to play the video that Jin Jordan wanted to show. In the video, the parents were criticizing Garland’s order to the FBI.
The chairman stated that Jordan didn’t provide 24 hours’ notice of the video, so it can’t be shown to the committee.
This is the argument:
Jerry Nadler just CENSORED Republicans on LIVE TV and blocked them from playing a video of parents speaking at school board meetings during a hearing with AG Garland. WOW.
WATCH. pic.twitter.com/KsYk5abgKr
— Danny De Urbina (@dannydeurbina) October 21, 2021
Nadler and the Dems are afraid of the video’s content, and that’s why he didn’t allow it to be played.
AG Garland GRILLED at House Hearing with DOJ mired in controversies https://t.co/7PpoHz49Z4 #FoxNews
— Tati 🇺🇸 (@WhirledPeas9) October 21, 2021
Fox News reported:
Attorney General Merrick Garland is testifying at a House Judiciary Committee hearing Thursday dedicated to oversight of the Justice Department at a time when the agency is in the middle of several high-profile cases and controversies.
Republicans have seized on Garland’s recent memo to Justice Department employees about intervening in incidents of violence or intimidation targeting state and local school board officials. GOP lawmakers have criticized Garland for overstepping by getting involved in matters that should be handled by state and local law enforcement, and for issuing the memo days after the National School Boards Association asked the Biden administration to utilize tools including the terrorism-related PATRIOT Act to deal with these situations. The NSBA cited incidents of non-violent disruption of school board meetings where parents voiced their concerns about issues such as the teaching of critical race theory, prompting Republicans to voice fears that federal involvement will influence conservatives to keep quiet instead of continuing to engage with officials.
Committee ranking member Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, attempted to show a video of parents at school board meetings during his opening remarks, but Chairman Rep. Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., refused, claiming that Jordan did not provide 48 hours’ notice. Jordan stated that there is no official rule requiring such notice, but Nadler did not allow the video to be shown.
Garland did not directly address the school board issue at all in his opening statement. He did make general comments about protecting Americans from threats, while also safeguarding people’s freedoms.
“Every person living in this country expects and deserves that their government protect them against a wide range of threats – from international and domestic terrorism to cyber-attacks to violent crime and drug trafficking,” Garland said in prepared remarks submitted to the committee. “As our country’s chief law enforcement officer, I am committed to supporting law enforcement at all levels as they work to protect our country from these threats, while also zealously guarding civil liberties and ensuring our own accountability to the American people.”
Watching the opening statements by Nadler and Jordan. Nadler went after Pres Trump and everyone on the right. Jim Jordan laying out how Garland and the DOJ ignore so many crisis happening in the country.
— Karen Doe (@KarenDoe50) October 21, 2021
Jerry Nadler is the worst chairman – CCP-worthy censorship. Banned Jim Jordan’s video. A video of moms and dads at school board meetings. Why are the Dems so scared of American parents that they have to sic the FBI on them and censor their voices on Capitol Hill.
— Miranda Devine (@mirandadevine) October 21, 2021
It's beyond ludicrous for Chairman Nadler to deny @Jim_Jordan's request to play a video during this hearing.
Bravo to @RepChipRoy, @RepAndyBiggsAZ & others for speaking up on this. Shame on @RepDean for objecting to the video being played. https://t.co/jyuxUz3Ztn
— Bryan E. Leib (@Bryan_E_Leib) October 21, 2021
Jerry Nadler would better waste the people’s time than show a video crucial for the investigation.
He’s not active when needed, so sometimes I think that he has reached where he is only to be an obstacle to the crucial issues.
Nadler asks Republicans to wear masks:
House Oversight Committee Chair Nadler (D-NY) calls out Reps. Gaetz (R-FL), Jordan (R-OH) and Greene (R-GA) while reminding hearing room to wear face coverings:
“And that means you Jim and Marjorie and Matt …” pic.twitter.com/tcXvozfe3A
— The Recount (@therecount) October 21, 2021
Watch this: Jim Jordan, Americans have had enough.
Americans have had enough. pic.twitter.com/SFlYQFiFOR
— Rep. Jim Jordan (@Jim_Jordan) October 21, 2021
And this is the video that Nadler refused to play to the committee.
Here’s the video that Chairman Nadler wouldn’t allow Rep. @Jim_Jordan to play. pic.twitter.com/0NzSqAYoVF
— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) October 21, 2021
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