Former prosecutor in Trump probe ordered to testify before House Judiciary Committee

A federal judge has ruled against Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's attempt to block a Congressional subpoena of a former prosecutor who worked on an investigation into former President Donald Trump. The House Judiciary Committee claims to have legitimate legislative purposes for its inquiry, which is investigating possible legislation that would "insulate current and former Presidents from such politically motivated state and local prosecutions." The subpoena demands the former prosecutor's appearance before the Judiciary Committee on Thursday.