Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer said he plans to cooperate with the House Judiciary Committee's probe into President Trump. 'I will do everything to facilitate this investigation, and there's nothing I have to hide,' Spicer said on Fox News
Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Tuesday that he plans to cooperate with the House Judiciary Committee's probe into President Donald Trump.
"I will do everything to facilitate this investigation, and there's nothing I have to hide," Spicer said in an interview on Fox News. He is one of 81 individuals and entities that the committee sent letters to Monday requesting documents relating to the President's campaign, businesses, transition and administration. The requests began a broad probe into possible corruption, abuses of power, hush money payments and collusion with Russia.
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