As House Republicans continue their investigation into former President Joe Biden’s mental state and his use of the autopen, several staffers to former first lady Jill Biden have invoked the Fifth Amendment during their testimony. Rep. Andy Biggs, R-Ariz., told Newsmax on Thursday that the next step is “to offer immunity to certain key individuals.”
“It might be Dr. O’Connor, it might be [Anthony] Bernal, but you’re going to offer immunity to them, and then they can’t take the Fifth anymore. It negates the Fifth because they’ve been offered a different way out. And so that’s what I would say is the next step.
“And if they come in again and they deny or refuse to answer questions even after you’ve extended immunity, then you take them into contempt and you get a federal court to hold them in contempt, and then they either go to jail or answer questions,” Biggs said during an appearance on Newsmax’s “Wake Up America.”
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