Newly Produced Docs From Feds Threaten To Delay Trump Hush Money Trial

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : Per the Bragg filing, he sought records related to the case from federal prosecutors last year; Trump followed up with his own subpoena in January.
45% : Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, who is prosecuting the case, said in a brief, three-page filing Thursday that federal prosecutors began this month to provide tens of thousands of documents which Trump had been seeking via subpoena.
40% : Sign up for the Morning Memo newsletterFederal prosecutors have started to produce tens of thousands of documents in response to a subpoena from Donald Trump in the New York state hush money case, threatening to delay the start of that trial by weeks.
36% : Trump has previously asked for a 90-day delay in the start of the trial; Bragg said in his most recent filing that he would not oppose a 30-day delay in light of the new document production.
36% : Bragg said that Trump had issued his subpoena effectively at the last minute and had agreed to multiple delays from the U.S. Attorney's Office to start providing records in response.
21% : Trump faces 34 counts over allegedly routing payments to porn star Stormy Daniels before the 2016 election.

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