US Democrats to probe interference at the justice department
The judiciary chair demands a ‘full briefing’ about Donald Trump’s influence on a wide range of criminal and anti-trust matters
28 February 2020 - 17:52
Washington — US House Democrats are launching an investigation into alleged political interference at the justice department by President Donald Trump on a wide range of criminal and anti-trust matters.
In a letter sent to attorney-general William Barr on Friday, judiciary chair Jerrold Nadler demands a “full briefing”, documents and witness testimony, giving a March 13 deadline as his panel prepares to hear Barr’s own scheduled March 31 testimony...
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