The GOP congressman is threatening to use subpoenas against New York state's attorney general, according to a new report.
Representative Jim Jordan is threatening to subpoena New York Attorney General Letitia James in connection with a probe of the investigations into Donald Trump, according to a report.Jordan, the Ohio Republican who chairs the House Judiciary Committee, and other Republicans have questioned the validity of the Trump criminal investigations. They have accused prosecutors of weaponizing the federal justice system against Trump for political purposes.
Newsweek reached out to Jordan's and James' offices for comment via email.Before joining Bragg's office, Colangelo worked at New York state's Office of the Attorney General, where he investigated the Donald J. Trump Foundation.
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