More than half of the House Judiciary Committee’s 81 targets in its obstruction of justice and corruption probe into Donald Trump have declined to produce documents
Despite the widespread failure to obtain documents, several of Trump’s closest aides and associates have signaled their intention to work with the committee — and the material they turn over could prove significant.
Hicks and Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law and senior adviser, have indicated through their attorneys that they intend to comply with the committee’s requests. The Flynn Intel Group, the firm of former national security adviser Michael Flynn, and AMI, the parent company of the National Enquirer, have also signaled their intention to cooperate. It’s unclear whether committee Democrats are satisfied with their participation so far.
obtained by POLITICO that “my firm has not been retained to represent Mr. Vekselberg with respect to this matter.”
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