The House Task Force investigating the Trump assassination attempts had a Dec. 13 deadline to finish its work and report its findings.
However, Task Force member Rep. Clay Higgins, R-La., revealed Wednesday that the committee has finished its final report, even though over a week remains before its deadline, and even though there are numerous unanswered questions about both the July 13 Trump shooting and the Sept. 15 assassination attempt at Trump’s Palm Beach golf course.
“Some of this stuff remains to be fully investigated. The Task Force has submitted its report a couple of weeks early. But essentially the Task Force has ran out of clock—but I have not,” Higgins said in an interview with Newsmax, promising that he’ll continue investigating.
The Trump Shooting Task Force had Dec. 13 to finish its investigation, but @RepClayHiggins said today that its work is already finished —- even though there are many questions unanswered.
Higgins promised to continue the investigation, saying that he'll be leading a committee… pic.twitter.com/yyECtHmrAn
— Ken Silva (@JD_Cashless) December 4, 2024
“I will have a gavel at the 119th Congress at the Oversight Committee.”
Higgins’s remarks come as the Task Force is set to hold its final public hearing on Thursday with Secret Service Acting Director Ronald Rowe, whose testimony apparently won’t be included in the final report. The Task Force only held one other public hearing—questioning local law enforcement in August—and hasn’t publicly questioned FBI Director Chris Wray or other top officials. […]
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