Rep. Cori Bush's husband was questioned over the payments he's received from her campaign and his current role with the committee, video obtained by Fox News Digital shows.
The husband of far-left 'Squad' Rep. Cori Bush of Missouri was pressed late last week on the streets of Washington, D.C., over the thousands of dollars in cash he has received from his wife's campaign. Fox News Digital confronted Cortney Merritts, who appeared to backtrack about his role on the campaign after initially telling the videographer he doesn't have a role in the campaign.
'Am I doing work with the campaign?' Merrits said. 'Obviously, I am. I'm still , right?' 'You're still a part of it?' the videographer asked. 'Am I still employed with it? Yes, so obviously, I'm going to work with it,' Merritts said. 'What's this whole 'gotcha' s---? I'm not a politician, man, so ask me a question man-to-man, and I'll answer.
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