Manhattan DA tentatively agrees to testify in front of House sub-committee

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

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.
42% : "The Committee's invitation has not made clear the scope of the proposed testimony; and trial court proceedings in People v. Trump are currently scheduled to continue through July 11, 2024," Dubeck's letter reads.
25% : "It appears likely Bragg will not agree to testify until sentencing is finished in the criminal proceedings against Trump, following the guilty verdict on 34 counts.

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