Robert Garcia says Democrats are prepared to put Trump officials under oath

Reps. Robert Garcia and Sarah McBride outlined plans Saturday for Democrats’ incoming House majority, promising investigations into the Trump administration and a push to reverse healthcare cuts during appearances at Crooked Con in Washington, D.C.The Saturday event, hosted by Crooked Media, a progressive company founded by former Obama administration officials, brought Democratic officials, strategists and podcast hosts together to assess the midterm results and debate what comes next. For the two prominent LGBTQ+ lawmakers, the celebration came with an obligation to deliver.Garcia warned that leaving the administration would not necessarily spare officials congressional scrutiny.“I think it’s like, maybe it’s because I’m gay, but pettiness is a thing,” he joked, adding, “In all seriousness, I really believe [in] the accountability piece.”He continued, “This is a moment in history where all the young people in their families and classrooms, they have to know what’s happening now is wrong."“First of all, the vibes are immaculate,” McBride said as she opened her panel appearance.Their prescriptions went beyond enjoying the moment. Democrats should investigate alleged abuses, lower costs and give voters a reason to keep the party in power.Related: Sarah McBride didn’t give them the fight they wanted. She won anywayGarcia promises accountabilityGarcia, the California Democrat poised to chair the House Oversight Committee, joined What A Day host Jane Coaston for “Lawyer Up,” a discussion of Democrats’ investigative agenda.His team had spent months preparing, he said.“Day one we have to be ready,” Garcia said. “This is no joke.”His priorities include alleged Trump family corruption, immigration enforcement abuses, the Jeffrey Epstein investigation and corporate misconduct. He called Stephen Miller “the architect of the cruelty in this country.”“He better lawyer up also,” Garcia said when asked for his message to Miller.Garc