House Democrats are ripping into Pentagon leaders' refusal to testify on the use of military to respond to protests: “Apparently, the Trump Administration believes they have no obligation to explain their actions to Congress”
Democrats admonished Defense Secretary Mark Esper and Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Mark Milley on Friday after the pair refused to appear publicly before the House Armed Services Committee next week on the use of the military to respond to protests throughout the country.
A briefing set for Friday with Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy was also canceled. The Democrats demanded information on the Pentagon’s response to the protests by Monday and called for Esper and Milley to testify “shortly thereafter.” The panel also plans to receive testimony from former defense officials on the use of the military domestically.
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