A Congressman has called for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to come to the US to testify on the Jeffrey Epstein case. Democrat Rep. Ro Khanna, who was speaking alongside his Republican colleague Thomas Massie ahead of a vote in the House of Representatives on whether the Justice Department should release all files relating to Epstein, called on the former prince to speak at the House Oversight Committee. Mr Khanna also applauded the decision to strip Mr Mountbatten-Windsor of his "prince" title over his ties to the disgraced billionaire, adding: “The urgency that the British people have shown at getting justice needs to inspire urgency here in America.”

Suhas Subramanyam, a member of the oversight panel, had asked Mountbatten-Windsor to sit for deposition

A Congressman has called for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to come to the US to testify on the Jeffrey Epstein case. Democrat Rep. Ro Khanna, who was speaking alongside his…

Thomas Massie urged accountability amid House vote and renewed calls for former prince Andrew to testify

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