House Can Subpoena Don McGahn, Appeals Court Rules

The House of Representatives is legally pursuing former White House Counsel Don McGahn's testimony regarding President Trump, following a court ruling that allows them to enforce a subpoena. McGahn was identified as a key witness in Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian election interference and potential obstruction of justice by Trump. Despite this, the Trump administration has prevented McGahn from testifying since 2019, leading to accusations of undermining Congress's constitutional authority.

What legal action can the House of Representatives take regarding Don McGahn's testimony?

• They can dismiss the case.

• They can sue to enforce a subpoena.

• They can issue a fine.

• They can arrest him.

Why does the House Judiciary Committee want Don McGahn to testify?

• To discuss healthcare policies.

• To provide insight into economic reforms.

• To share information on environmental issues.

• To testify about potential obstruction of justice by President Trump.

What was Don McGahn's role in the Mueller investigation?

• He was a juror.

• He was a suspect.

• He was a prosecutor.

• He was a witness.

Since when has the Trump administration blocked McGahn from testifying?

• Since fall of 2017.

• Since winter of 2020.

• Since summer of 2018.

• Since spring of 2019.

What have House Democrats accused President Trump of doing?

• Encouraging bipartisan cooperation.

• Undermining Congress's constitutional role.

• Promoting judicial independence.

• Supporting Congress's role.