House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-LA) said during a press conference that the Clintons had until noon Tuesday to agree to cooperate with the panel.
A source familiar told the Washington Examiner that the oversight panel is still negotiating with the Clintons over standard deposition terms, including whether the interviews would be transcribed, filmed depositions in February with no time limit, pursuant to the committee’s investigation.
The Clintons initially refused to comply with bipartisan subpoenas for interviews from the oversight committee. The refusal led the panel to vote in a bipartisan fashion to hold both the former president and the former secretary of state in contempt of Congress. A full house vote on holding the two in contempt was scheduled for Monday.
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