“I would in fact abide by whatever was legally required of me. I always have.”
.” When asked about whether that might mean he could challenge the subpoena in court, the former vice president said it was too early to say. “The answer is, I don’t think that’s going to happen to begin with. Let’s cross that bridge when it comes,” he said. And he added:
Former Vice President Joe Biden says he would 'honor' whatever Congress 'legitimately' asked him to do after earlier saying he would not comply with a Senate subpoena to testify in President Trump's impeachment trial. More here:
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