Remember Nina Jankowicz, Biden’s Disinformation Czar that was put in charge of deciding who was telling the “truth” and who wasn’t? Well, Jim Jordan (R-OH) hasn’t forgotten about her, and she’s up next on the agenda of tyrants that Jim Jordan’s House Judiciary Committee is going after.

Jim Jordan (R-OH) has asked the head of the Biden administration’s failed disinformation governance board to deliver testimony, The Washington Times reports.

“Mr. Jordan said in a letter Thursday that “new information” has revealed the department’s efforts at policing Americans’ speech went deeper than imagined, and he said Ms. Jankowicz must tell what she knows,” The Times adds.

Back in May, Ms. Jankowicz received a letter from the Judiciary Committee requesting documents and information relating to the so-called “Disinformation Governance Board” within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and her role as the Board’s Executive Director. Jankowicz never responded to that letter. Jordan is now demanding that she appear before the committee.

As we explained in our letter of May 5, the “Disinformation Governance Board” was an anti-democratic and un-American attempt to establish a de facto Ministry of Truth within the federal government. This effort shows the Biden Administration’s distrust of the American people and raises substantial concerns about the Administration’s commitment to protecting fundamental civil liberties. The documents we requested in our letter, which is enclosed, are necessary for our oversight. To the extent you possess responsive documents in your personal possession, please produce this material as soon as possible but no later than December 15, 2022. If you possess no responsive material in your personal possession, please make a certification to the Committee to that effect.

The Committee on the Judiciary is authorized to conduct oversight of matters involving civil liberties, including free speech and the First Amendment.3 You can be assured that the Committee will continue to pursue this matter into the 118th Congress, including by compulsory process if necessary.

Excerpts from Jordan’s letter to Jankowicz below: