Indicted Giuliani associate wants to give documents and iPhone contents to House

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An associate of Rudy Giuliani, who was indicted on campaign finance charges, has asked a judge if he can turn over documents to the House Intelligence Committee as part of the impeachment proceedings against President Trump.

Lev Parnas, who was arrested in October, wants to turn over documents seized from his home and data extracted from his iPhone by the government, according to a letter from his attorney Joseph Bondy. Bondy said he expects to receive that material from the Justice Department on Tuesday.

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