Rep. Schiff Is 'Deeply Concerned' About Pompeo's Alleged Interference

The transcript discusses the potential interference with witnesses whose testimonies are needed by a committee, many of whom are mentioned in a whistleblower complaint. It emphasizes that any effort by the Secretary, the President, or others to interfere with Congress's ability to call relevant witnesses will be seen as obstruction of Congress's lawful functions.

What is the main concern regarding witnesses in the committee's investigation?

• They might not be credible.

• They could be influenced by external parties.

• They are not willing to testify.

• They have already testified.

Why are many individuals mentioned in the whistleblower complaint significant?

• They are unrelated to the investigation.

• They are not willing to cooperate.

• They have already been cleared of any wrongdoing.

• Their testimonies are crucial for the investigation.

What is the potential consequence of interfering with Congress's ability to call witnesses?

• It will be seen as a minor issue.

• It will be ignored.

• It will lead to immediate dismissal of the case.

• It will be considered as evidence of obstruction.

Who might attempt to interfere with the Congress's ability to call witnesses?

• The Secretary, the President, or anyone else.

• None of the above.

• Only the Secretary.

• Only the President.

What is the lawful function of Congress mentioned in the transcript?

• To pass new laws.

• To appoint judges.

• To call relevant witnesses for testimony.

• To conduct elections.