After Steward went bankrupt under de la Torre's leadership while he was paid hundreds of millions of dollars, he was subpoenaed to testify before Congress about the bankruptcy. He refused to appear on #FifthAmendment grounds, i.e., the right against self-incrimination. In response, the Senate […]

Now, de la Torre claims that he is going to sue the committee for violating his Fifth Amendment rights. Here's the thing: the Fifth Amendment doesn't give you the right to refuse a congressional subpoena. Instead, it gives you the right to refuse to answer a question *while testifying to […]