The House Oversight Committee told Daily Mail Online that it will seek an interview with Ng Lap Seng, 68, who evaded congressional investigators for years.
He has now re-appeared in the United States and is being held in New York on unrelated bribery charges.
One campaign group is even suggesting that Congress grant him immunity from the charges in return for testifying.
Ng, a Macau businessman with ties to the Chinese government, was accused of funneling over $1 million in illegal foreign donations to support Bill Clinton's reelection campaign in 1996.
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4 comments:
If he speak and Clinton's murder him in cold blood.
hope he makes it there...
He has the same chance of making it as Vince Foster does to testify before Sing does!
IMO, wealthy foreigners need to stay out of our political affairs.
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