House Republicans to vote on holding Merrick Garland in contempt

The transcript discusses the Republican-led effort to charge Attorney General Merrick Garland with contempt of Congress for not releasing audio recordings of President Biden's interview related to a classified documents investigation. Republicans argue that the written transcripts provided are insufficient, while Democrats claim the move is politically motivated. The vote on the contempt charges is expected to be close, with potential implications for the DOJ's role in prosecuting such charges.

What is the main reason Republicans want to charge Attorney General Merrick Garland with contempt of Congress?

• He refused to testify before Congress.

• He refused to comply with a court order.

• He refused to release written transcripts.

• He refused to release audio recordings.

What could affect the outcome of the vote on contempt charges against Merrick Garland?

• The presence of all Republican members.

• The decision of the Supreme Court.

• The support of the Democratic majority.

• The absence of some members during the vote.

What is the Democratic argument regarding Merrick Garland's compliance with Congress?

• He has refused to comply.

• He has not complied at all.

• He has partially complied.

• He has fully complied.

What do Democrats believe is the Republican motive for demanding the audio recordings?

• To support the DOJ's investigation.

• To create political attack ads.

• To comply with legal requirements.

• To ensure transparency.

What is the likely outcome of the contempt charges against Merrick Garland?

• Immediate legal action.

• A symbolic victory for Republicans.

• A bipartisan agreement.

• A change in DOJ policy.