Whistleblower Offers To Answer Written Questions From Republicans

The transcript discusses the whistleblower's willingness to answer written questions from House Republicans, provided their identity remains confidential. The whistleblower's responses would be under oath. Republican lawmakers criticize the impeachment inquiry as secretive, with some demanding public testimony. Democrats resist public testimony to protect the whistleblower's safety.

What condition did the whistleblower's attorney set for answering questions from House Republicans?

• The questions must be approved by Democrats.

• The questions must be answered in a public hearing.

• The questions must not seek the whistleblower's identity.

• The questions must be submitted verbally.

What is the stance of Republican lawmakers on the impeachment inquiry?

• They have no opinion on it.

• They criticize it as secretive and ill-conceived.

• They believe it is transparent.

• They fully support it.

Who had not responded to the whistleblower's offer as of early Monday morning?

• Kevin McCarthy

• Nancy Pelosi

• Jim Jordan

• Devin Nunes

What did Jim Jordan say about the whistleblower's written answers?

• They are sufficient.

• They are unnecessary.

• They are insufficient.

• They are confidential.

Why have Democrats resisted calls for the whistleblower to testify publicly?

• They want to keep the process secretive.

• They think it could jeopardize the whistleblower's safety.

• They have already made a decision.

• They believe it would be too time-consuming.