Lutnick says he has agreed to answer all Epstein-related questions with House colleagues within two weeks.
“I have voluntarily agreed in less than two weeks to sit and answer questions on this topic fully whatever questions are asked of me voluntarily in less than two weeks with your house colleagues.”
Lutnick offers to answer all questions submitted through House colleagues rather than the current committee.
“I would ask you if there are any questions that you want me to answer. Please give them to house colleagues, and I am going to answer them all.”
Lutnick says he already answered every question on this topic with the committee previously.
“The last time we were together, I agreed and answered every question on that topic with this committee. And I answered each and every topic.”
Lutnick redirects to budget testimony while reiterating his voluntary commitment to answer all questions within two weeks.
“But I am volunteering within two weeks to answer any and all questions on this topic.”
A critic claims Lutnick lied to the House Oversight Committee by forgetting to disclose other interactions.
“Lutnick was caught lying in front of the House Oversight Committee. It turned out that he forgot about all his other interactions,”
A member of Congress warns Lutnick that lying to Congress is a felony and he will face accountability.
“If we find that there were any misstatements by Lutnick, it’s a felony to lie to Congress, and you’ll be held accountable.”