The US Department of Justice requested more time to respond to a congressional request for evidence about President Donald Trump's assertion that former President Barrack Obama wiretapped him. The request was issued on Monday, hours before the deadline.
"This afternoon, the Department of Justice placed calls to representatives of the Chairman and Ranking Member of the United State House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence to ask for additional time to review the request in compliance with the governing legal authorities and to determine what if any statement from the department.
House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes confirmed the request and said that the new deadline is the date of the committee's open hearing, scheduled for March 20. If a response is not received by then, "the Committee will ask for this information during the March 20 hearing and may resort to a compulsory process if our questions continue to go unanswered," Nunes warned.
Lates news [ 3/14/17] 07.30.00
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