I watched a great amount of it on TV. Dems were certainly not the best examples, but the Repubs showed themselves to be at their worst. They used profanity, the chair didn't know what to do often, they weren't sure if Strzok was testifying under subpoena or not. Even Fox news says: Republicans walked right into Peter Strzok's trap And as pro Trump as Fox is, they cut off airing the hearing in the afternoon -- even they knew it was a bad spectacle for the Repubs.
Chairman Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.) looked the fool several times but especially when challenged by Ranking Member Jerry Nadler. At one point Nadler raised a "point of order." The Chair refused to recognize him. Nadler persisted and the chair then said that he could not raise a point of order. Nadler asked him why and the Chair said that the point of order wasn't pertinent. Nadler said how you say that when you haven't heard my point of order. Finally the Chair let him raised his point of order.
The Repubs were not interested at all getting to truth. They wanted to excoriate Stzok publicly, and even though he had almost nothing to do with the Mueller investigation because he was removed early on, they wanted to show that he was involved and therefore tainted the investigation Trump says that there is a witch hunt. Well we saw a Republican witch hunt yesterday.
They really are desperate........
