Trump spokesman Taylor Budowich is fighting a subpoena the House Jan. 6 Committee sent to his bank, JPMorgan Chase.
for his banking records, arguing in a court filing that he's being denied due process in the matter after providing hundreds of pages of documents and hours of sworn testimony.
That included, Budowich said, bank transactions and text messages related to his role as a consultant for a group that advertised Trump's Jan. 6 Ellipse rally. His complaint against the committee says he produced"more than 1,700 pages of documents" and gave the committee"roughly four hours of sworn testimony."
The Jan. 6 committee first sent the subpoena to JPMorgan Chase on Nov. 23. But the bank, which according to documents reviewed by Fox News is represented in the matter by former Obama Attorney General Loretta Lynch, just Tuesday sent a notice to Budowich's Sacramento, California home via overnight mail, to be delivered Wednesday, that it is complying with the subpoena.
The notice from JPMorgan Chase also did not include a copy of the subpoena or any details about what documents the subpoena is asking for. By providing the subpoena to its customers, AT&T enabled them to see what information the committee was seeking.
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