In addition to making criminal referrals to the DOJ for fmr. Pres. Trump and atty. John Eastman, the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 riots referred four GOP members of Congress to the House Ethics Committee for failing to comply with subpoenas.
A spokesperson for Jordan, who McCarthy had initially selected to be on the committee but was rejected by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, called it a"partisan and political stunt." After Pelosi refused to seat Jordan and Rep. Jim Banks, McCarthy pulled all his picks from the committee.
Biggs slammed the action in a statement on Monday – and he said the Republican-led Congress will set"the record straight."
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