James Comer

So this is, for all practical purposes, a public deposition.

The American people are going to see it.

I've heard C-SPAN's going to air it wire to wire.

So everyone's going to see what was asked yesterday.

And I think that'll answer a lot of questions, especially with Lutnick.

and other things like that.

Throughout the day, we'll try to send different members out to give you brief updates.

We don't want to disclose what's going on in the deposition specifically until after, at the conclusion, but we'll keep you updated and we appreciate everyone being here and look forward to updating you throughout the day.

Thank you all.

We'll keep you updated, and we appreciate everyone being here and look forward to updating you throughout the day.

Ms.

There were a lot of questions that we asked that we weren't satisfied with the answers that we got, but we will continue to move forward.

The number of times that she said, I don't know, you'll have to ask my husband was more than a dozen.

Are you concerned that there has been a cover-up of sexual abuse of a minor by President Trump?

There are missing FBI records that appear to be.

Kentucky Congressman James Comer was asked if he is concerned about a possible cover-up by the Justice Department after NPR discovered documents that accused Trump of sexual abuse of a minor were withheld.

NPR's previous reporting found documents from a woman who said she was sexually abused by Trump when she was a young teenager.

The FBI interviewed her four times, but only one interview was published in the DOJ's public Epstein Files database.

Sage Miller, NPR News.

The purpose of the whole investigation is to try to understand Epstein.