House Oversight Committee Republicans to Hold Hearings on Multiple Biden Administration Issues

Republicans from the House Oversight Committee said they would hold hearings on various issues that fall under the authority of the Biden Administration.

Oversight Republicans says they will hold hearings about the origins and consequences of COVID-19. They also plan to discuss the border crisis and energy crisis. Inflation and fraud in pandemic expenditures, as well as the investigation into the Biden family.

“Accountability is coming,” The group stated When the investigation was announced, it was tweeted

On March 8, the first hearings will be held on COVID-19’s history, artificial intelligence development, border situation and depletion.

Chief Border Patrol agents will testify at a border hearing, while the COVID-19 origins probe will involve Dr. Robert Redfield, the former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), as well as medical and scientific professionals.

According to Oversight Committee scheduleThen they’ll look at you. “waste, fraud, and abuse” In pandemic expenditure on March 9, and the role of OPM (Office of Personnel Management) as government’s biggest employment.

Kiran Ahuja, the director of OPM—as well as representatives from the Treasury, Small Business Administration, and the Department of Labor—is scheduled to provide testimony.

Finally, on March 10, the Biden Family will be examined by the Committee. This is in response to charges made against the Treasury Department. “stonewalling” The GOP probe into Hunter Biden, the son of the President, was launched.

Jonathan Davidson (director of legislative affairs at the Treasury Department) will be the sole witness on March 10.

Before serving as Economic Nominations Confirmation Team head for the Biden-Harris Transition team, Davidson was the chief of staff to Sen. Michael Bennet (D-Colo.).

The Senate Republicans have also requested information from Avril Haines, Director of National Intelligence. She is asking for the material from her most recent assessment regarding the origins COVID-19. reported.

The senators sent a March 6 letter asking Haines to provide the “memoranda; emails; interim and final assessments provided by each IC [intelligence community]; and any other information” Her office took into account when developing the assessment.

Senate Republicans have also paid attention to border security. Attorney General Merrick Galrland told the Senate Judiciary Committee, March 1, that he believes the Mexican drug cartels triggered the fentanyl crises. “on purpose.”

“It’s a horrible epidemic, but it’s an epidemic that’s been unleashed on purpose by the Sinaloa and the new generation Jalisco cartels,” Garland stated, “As The Epoch Times previously.” reported.

Lindsey Graham, a ranking member of the Senate, noted that this synthetic opioid, 50 times stronger than heroin, kills more people in young age than both gun violence and accidents.

The Epoch Times requested comment from The White House but did not receive a response immediately.