Attempts by House Republicans to hold FBI director Christopher Wray in contempt have been put on hold, at least for now. It represents a big win in the GOP's investigation into President Joe Biden's alleged family dealings with foreign nationals. Late last night, Wray had a change of heart and is now allowing all House Oversight Committee members to review a critical document containing unverified bribery allegations against then Vice President Biden. Committee chair James Comer had subpoenaed the document and had planned a hearing to hold the FBI director in contempt. Comer released a statement, reading in part, "Allowing all Oversight Committee members to review this record is an important step toward conducting oversight of the FBI and holding it accountable to the American people." Meanwhile, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is trying quell a revolt by a dozen House conservatives. For a second straight day, they blocked bills from the House floor. Capitol Hill Correspondent, Erik Rosales reports.
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