Bragg Agrees to Testify Before Jim Jordan's House Judiciary Committee -- but Will He Actually Show Up?
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58% : RFK Jr.'s Reaction to Trump Conviction?49% : ""The trial court and reviewing appellate courts have issued numerous orders for the purpose of protecting the fair administration of justice in People v. Trump, and to participate in a public hearing at this time would be potentially detrimental to those efforts," they wrote in the letter.
40% : Bragg's response comes after House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) demanded in a letter last month that Bragg and Matthew Colangelo, another prosecutor in the case, testify at a June 13 hearing on "the unprecedented political prosecution of President Trump."
39% : Jordan called the outcome of the case a "travesty of justice" and has threatened to hold back funding from the Justice Department that had been designated for Trump investigations.
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