Radio host is REMOVED from Kevin McCarthy's press conference for asking about ...

Radio host is REMOVED from Kevin McCarthy's press conference for asking about ...
Radio host is REMOVED from Kevin McCarthy's press conference for asking about ...
Radio host is REMOVED from Kevin McCarthy's press conference for asking about his opposition to the January 6 commission The man posted video of the encounter; it garnered more than 2 million views McCarthy was in Florida holding a press conference on Cuba  The questioner yelled out: ''Why do you oppose the January 6th Commission, sir?' The camera shakes, and the video soon cuts off 

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A radio host who asked House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy says he was forcibly removed from a Florida press conference after he asked a question about the commission probing the Jan. 6th attacks. 

The host, Grant Stern, sought to query McCarthy about his opposition to Speaker Nancy Pelosi's commission, after he pulled GOP members off the panel nixed a pair of his initial selections.

'Why do you oppose the January 6th Commission, sir?' he yells as his video camera shakes during the encounter – in a clip that has been viewed more than 2 million times. 

Stern claims he was removed by a congressional aide and four police at McCarthy's presser, meant to focus attention on protests in Cuba – although McCarthy's office said his staff wasn't involved.

'Minority leader, you said that the 1960 revolution, it created tyranny on the island of Cuba. And I am asking you a question' Stern said, according to video he Tweeted . 

A radio host who tried to question House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy at a Florida event was removed after he tried to ask McCarthy about the Jan. 6th commission

A radio host who tried to question House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy at a Florida event was removed after he tried to ask McCarthy about the Jan. 6th commission

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