Thompson Says Jan. 6 Committee Redoing Mo Brooks Subpoena
Capitol Riot, chair of the House Special Committee of Inquiry on Jan. 6, 2021, told reporters Wednesday that they reissued a subpoena for Representative Moe Brooks (R-Alabad) after they failed to file the original subpoena. . "I've rewrote his summons. You know we can't serve him - he's the only member we can't serve. So either we go back to him or he's gone," said President Benny Thompson. Thompson explained that the subpoenas took some time before being reissued, and that those trying to serve Brooks "couldn't find him. He wasn't there, he was fighting, running for Senate." On Wednesday, Brooks said he was willing to testify, but only in cases related to January 6th, according to CNN. He added that he would like to see in advance that he could be questioned about any documents. "My main demand is to be public so the public can see it — so they don't take bits of it," Brooks said, according to the network. Previously...