Pennsylvania Democrat stresses need for bipartisanship in probe of Trump assassination attempts

Rep. Chrissy Houlahan (D-Pa.) said Sunday that it is critical for the bipartisan task force investigating the assassination attempts against former President Trump to work swiftly and in a bipartisan fashion.

“It’s really important that this group works bipartisan-ly and quickly to be able to understand what happened, to be able to make sure that it doesn’t happen again, and to your conversation with Senator Rubio, to make sure that we restore the faith and trust with the American people in the institutions such as law enforcement and the Congress,” Houlahan said on CBS News’s “Face the Nation,” referencing an earlier interview with the vice chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.).

Houlahan was one of six Democrats and seven Republicans named to the bipartisan task force following the assassination attempt at a Trump rally in Butler, Pa.