Get your popcorn: whistleblower Dr. Rick Bright is testifying against Donald Trump

| 6:36 pm EDT May 5, 2020
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Last week the news surfaced Dr. Rick Bright was filing a whistleblower complaint against the Trump regime, because he was removed from his position after he privately sounded the alarm about Donald Trump’s favorite phony miracle cure hydroxychloroquine. Now it’s official – and Bright is set to testify during an upcoming congressional hearing.

Dr. Bright is now set to testify before a House subcommittee next Thursday May 14th, according to a CNN report. Shortly after this news surfaced, Speaker Nancy Pelosi appeared on Ari Melber’s MSNBC show and confirmed that Bright will in fact be testifying next week – and she said it will be “very damaging” testimony.

This testimony is not yet on the official schedule on the House website, so we don’t have confirmation as to whether it will take place in public or private. But for the most part, House testimony only takes place in private if it involves national security secrets, or if multiple witnesses are being privately screened to see if their testimony matches up. In this case, Dr. Bright is a credible expert witness, and we’re expecting he’ll likely testify in public.

The Trump regime may or may not make moves to try to block Dr. Bright from testifying, but they don’t appear to have any method of blocking Bright that would actually work. In general, whenever the Trump regime has tried to block people from testifying before Congress, it’s only succeeded when those people didn’t want to testify to begin with. In this instance, Bright clearly wants to testify.

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