Comer threatens Rep. Maxwell Frost from a chaotic supervision after having hit Trump as a “grifter”

The tensions flared up when James Comer, Chairman of the House Oversight Committee, threatened to remove Rep. Maxwell Frost from a chaotic hearing on Tuesday after the republic to remove a ban when he spoke for mutual decency .

Frost (D-Fla.) Had used his time to beat President Trump as a “chief grifter”, which triggered a screaming match and led to the 28-year-old speaks to the 28-year-old during the hearing.

“So if we want to see waste, fraud and abuse – what I have to do – why gives the richest man on earth,” frost blame during his comments.

“Why don’t we examine real corruption?”

The light against Trump, 78, led to an objection by Rep. Clay Higgins (R-La.) Comer, 52, asked Frost whether he would “revise” his remark because he had “not properly” identified the president.

But Frost refused to withdraw and began to attack “Grifter in Chief Trump”.

“If I wanted to challenge someone to fight, they would know!” Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) has set up, although it is not clear why.

Comer then asked whether Frost would revise his comments via Trump to stick to the decor of the committee.

“It should be,” admitted Frost. “President Musk and the President of the United States, Donald Trump, who deal with the American people, often use their public offices to enrich themselves.”

After the chairman of the committee noted a pending application against him, Frost said: “I will say that the president checks because they have spent the past two years with President Biden.

“What I will withdraw, calls him chief grifter.”

Comer decided dissatisfied to strike Frost’s words from the transcript and to exclude him from further participation.

MP Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas) began to try frost and legislators quickly to shout on top of each other before Comer finally restored the order.

With the cut microphone, Frost then said that it was “detoxifying” that he was excluded from further participation.

“Lord Ranking member, I will have the Sergeant removed from Arms if he doesn’t go underneath!” Comer told Ranking member Gerry Connolly (D-VA.)

Ultimately, Frost was not thrown away by the hearing, but he stood for his behavior after the turbulent hearing.

“James Comer can hide behind the Sergeant in the arms and try to remove me, arrest and silence,” wrote Frost later about X.

“But that won’t stop me from calling Donald Trump’s poison and his bulls.”