Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is rejecting House Republicans’ proposed date for testimony on the New York hush money trial against former President Donald Trump even as he expressed a willingness to find another day to appear before Congress.
In a letter to Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) obtained by the Washington Examiner, Leslie Dubeck, counsel for Bragg, wrote that the office is “committed to voluntary cooperation” but cites scheduling conflicts with the requested June 13 date.
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