Attorney General Todd Blanche did not directly answer on Sunday whether he would open investigations into Democratic members of Congress, according to The Hill. The outlet reported that Blanche was asked about the matter while appearing on CNN's State of the Union, and that he dodged the questions.
The questions followed remarks by President Trump. The Hill reported that Trump spoke about looking into claims of a "criminal act," and that the remarks came after Democrats called for the impeachment of certain officials. The summary of the report ends mid-sentence at that point, so the names of those officials and the full nature of the claims cannot be confirmed from the material available for this story.
The Hill's summary describes the president's action in two ways. It says Trump ordered investigations against Congressional Democrats, and in the same passage it describes his remarks as a call to look into claims. The two descriptions are not the same, and the summary does not settle which one matches what Trump said.
The Hill's summary identifies Blanche as attorney general and names Mira Bhakta as the author of the report. It does not include further remarks from Blanche beyond the outlet's description that he dodged the questions. No other outlet's account was included in the material for this story, so no second source confirms the details.
According to the listing for the report, it was published on Sunday. Neither the summary nor the listing names a city where the questioning or the remarks took place.
Sources: The Hill: Blanche dodges questions on investigating Democrats.