GOP Rep. Comer Says He Stopped Going on ‘Fox & Friends’ Because of Steve Doocy

If Fox News wants to interview the man in charge of the House investigation into President Joe Biden, they’re going to have to do it during a program other than “Fox & Friends.” House Oversight Committee Chairman James…

IJR SyndicatedDec 14, 20233 min read

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, you know, did anything illegally.”

Bolling, whom The Hill described as “regularly critical of” his former employers at Fox, asked Comer, “Why would Doocy say, after all the work you’ve done, that you have nothing?”

Comer said, somewhat cryptically, that he had a “theory” as to why Doocy has questioned his committee’s Investigation into the Biden family.

“He’s had that position from the very beginning,” Comer told Bolling. “I’ve quit going on Fox & Friends because of Doocy, you know? I mean, he’s the one guy on Fox that’s been very critical of the Investigation.

“I have my theory why, and we’ll talk about that at a later point, but at the end of the day, he’s entitled to his opinion, but I don’t think the average viewer of Fox News agrees with Doocy one bit,” the representative from Kentucky added.

As for Doocy’s accusation that the House Oversight Committee has so far failed to tie President Biden directly to his son’s allegedly shady business dealings, Come — unsurprisingly — disagreed.

“Well I think we’ve done a pretty good job connecting the dots,” Comer claimed. “We’ve traced two checks from influence peddling schemes going directly into Joe Biden’s pocket.”

He added that voters shared his opinion that the Biden Investigation needed to continue, no matter what Doocy might think.

“Even 40% of the Democrats are concerned that Joe Biden has violated the law with his family’s shady business,” he said, without citing the source of that figure.

“The American people expect somebody to investigate the president of the United States for public Corruption, and thank God the Oversight Committee is,” he concluded.

Hunter Biden had been subpoenaed to testify before the committee under oath yesterday, but chose instead to hold a public news conference. Republican House members intend to push the House to hold him in contempt of Congress.

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.