Kamala Harris returns to national stage as James Comer eyes subpoena

Former Vice President Kamala Harris returned to the national spotlight with her next book about her long -term campaign for the White House, and she is a stir about whether she was trying again in 2028.

While Politicos are watching Harris severely because of her upcoming moves, she also looks forward to the Chairman of the House of Representatives Supervision Committee James Commer, R-Ky. , Who is investigating whether the senior Biden administration officials have covered evidence of a mental decline in former President Joe Biden.

Kumer, but his committee will call Harris while appearing on “The Ingraham Angle” last week. He joined Fox News after Harris announced that she would not nominate California’s ruler, as some speculated, and instead will start a listening tour to hear it from Americans and try to strengthen their democratic colleagues throughout the country.

Kumler said: “I think this is another wonderful thing about Kamala Harris’s nomination for the position of governor – you’ll get more time to come before the House of Representatives Supervision Committee and testify about Joe Biden’s knowledge.” “So I think the possibilities of Kamala Harris get a very high summons.”

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During the recent appearance of “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert”, Harris has distanced from any immediate electoral ambitions. She emphasized that she wanted to hear from all voters, however, not necessarily excluded a future presidential process.

“I think, I always think, since our democracy, our systems will be strong enough to defend our basic principles. I now think they are not as strong as you need to be,” Harris said.

“And I don’t want that now, I don’t want to return to the system. I want it, I want to travel to the country. I want to listen to people. I want to talk to people. I don’t want to be transactions, as I ask for their vote.”

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Jonathan Torley, a contributor to Fox News and a professor at the Faculty of law at George Washington University, told Fox News Digital.

“This is a difficult question for Harris, who clearly has aspirations to run again,” Torley said when asked if Harris advised to appear. “The committee can be forced to appear. However, the optics of forcing a summons are not perfect for someone who wants to run again for this office.”

He added, however, that Harris will be a “natural” goal to achieve a coming.

“Harris has occupied a unique place inside the inner circle of the White House,” Torley said.

But everyone and the chairman of the previous supervision committee on the House of Representatives, Gowdy, RS.C. And he is now the host of Fox News, they were doubtful that Harris brought to a lot of new information.

Representative James Commer, R-Ky. , Chairman of the Supervision and Accountability Committee in the House of Representatives, on an investigation into the White House. (Al Drao/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Judy told Fox News Digital.

The former Congress member of South Carolina, who also served as a federal public prosecutor, expected Harris’s lawyers to bury any potential appearance in a quagmire of legal procedures caused by executive and/or presidential concession claims.

Judy said: “This privilege has been called by both parties over and over again during Congress investigations,” Judy said.

“Leaving the names outside it, only for the sake of measurement, I cannot think of a consultant who will be closer to the president than his vice president. Therefore, and by time you receive the issue of whether you can force the vice president to talk about the talks you had with an employee, with a wife, with the president, by the president.

Torley said that home investigators should be armed with “specific” questions to avoid being a person like Harris able to answer “an opinion issue.”

Goudi agreed that Harris was a “legal” witness to bring it and that the issue of using Biden for insults, especially with regard to pardon, “orders more scrutiny.”

Trey Gowdy, a former Congress member and host of the current Fox News, said Harris would be a “legitimate” witness. (Mark Wilson/Getti Emiez)

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He warned, however, that strong summons comes with the consequences of non -compliance.

“Public prosecutors can send policemen and they have them [people] I brought. Congress cannot do so. Judges can send guards or police deputies to bring a witness if the witness is a rebel. Judy said: “Congress cannot do so, so your strength is good just like what you can do to impose,” Judy said.

A spokesman for Biden declined to comment on the threat of calling COMER when Fox News Digital reached it.

Harris spokesperson and the House of Representatives Control Committee did not respond to suspension requests.