JD Vance promises to honor subpoenas on White House access claims

Vice President JD Vance has promised to honor subpoenas issued by congressional Democrats if they take control of Congress in the upcoming midterm elections. As reported by the Washington Examiner, Vance addressed allegations that administration officials were selling access to the White House during a pretaped interview with CBS News scheduled to air on Saturday. [1][8]

The Washington Examiner reported that Vance made the pledge following the resignation of Kimberly Guilfoyle, the former United States ambassador to Greece. Vance spoke about the issue during a town hall segment of the pretaped CBS News program. [1]

In a separate report on White House developments, the BBC reported that the administration is defending new press secretary Katie Zacharia regarding her legal credentials. President Donald Trump previously introduced Zacharia as an attorney, but she is not registered to the legal bar in any state where she has lived, according to the BBC. [3]

Meanwhile, the Food and Drug Administration submitted an interim access policy for peptides to the White House for official review this week, according to a government filing reported by The Hill. [4]