The eleventh Biden Help Ian Sams appears in the survey of the Chamber Supervisory Committee

A 11th former assistant to the Biden administration appears before the investigators of the Chamber’s supervisory committee on Thursday morning while the Republicans continue to investigate the allegations of a “concealment” in the previous white house.

Ian Sams is a long-standing democratic communication agent who has recently been the main spokesperson for the 2024 campaign of the former vice-president Kamala Harris. It arrived just before 9 a.m., he Thursday.

He was notably the principal advisor and spokesperson for the Board of the White House lawyer under former president Joe Biden, where his main role involved responding to congresses probes mainly launched by the Republicans.

Sams did not speak to journalists on his way in his interview transcribed behind closed doors, despite his years of experience as a public face for Biden and Harris.

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Ian Sams, a former spokesperson for Biden and Harris, appeared before the chamber’s supervisory committee. It is represented here on February 1, 2023. (Getty Images)

“He had a lot to say while he was working for the White House, so I’m sure he will have a lot to say today. He was very vocal and very active on Twitter,” said the chairman of the James Comer Chamber’s supervisory committee, R-Ky., Journalists said before the interview.

“So, we’re going to ask him, you know, many questions about what he would say publicly from behind the White House podium and what he would tweet – and see if he still stands next to many of these statements he has made.”

Commer wrote in Sams at the end of June: “You were a first line of defense to run negative stories on the president and his misadventures.”

He stressed that Sams’ mandate in this role, which lasted from May 2022 to the end of August 2024, extended over a large part of the second half of Biden’s mandate.

“The scope of your responsibilities – both official and other – and personal interactions within the Oval Office cannot go without investigation, given the growing evidence that President Biden was invalid for many, if not the entire term,” wrote Comer. “If the White House staff have carried out a strategy for months or even years, to hide the state of the chief executive – or to exercise their functions – the congress may need to consider a legislative response.”

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The Commer Committee is investigating the question of whether the best aids from Biden’s White House have covered signs of mental decline in the former president of the media and democratic colleagues.

The investigators of the house are particularly interesting The countless leniency orders that Biden signed in the second half of his four -year term, and if these decisions and others signed via Autopen were taken with the mindfulness of Biden.

Biden argued that he had “made each decision” in a recent interview with The New York Times.

Sams was also put under the spotlight during his stay as a spokesperson for Harris 2024 after being called by name by President Donald Trump.

“Sams is just a guy less than the average, with memorized false sounds, almost all are false,” wrote Trump on Trum Social after one of Sams on Fox News Channel last year.

The former managers of the White House Biden, Ian Sams, Andrew Bates, Karine Jean-Pierre and Jeff Zients, should always come for interviews with the chamber’s surveillance committee. (Fox News)

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While Sams is the 11th former assistant of the White House Biden appears, he is only the eighth to come for a voluntary interview.

Three other former managers of Biden – the former doctor of the Maison Blanc Kevin O’Connor and the former main advisers Anthony Bernal and Annie Tomasini – were forced to appeal by assignment.

Like the sit-down before his, the Sams interview will take place behind closed doors and should be led by lawyers for the Republicans and the Democrats of the Committee.