[Read the Judiciary Committee subpoenas for Ms. Hicks and Ms. A lawyer for Mr. Hicks, Robert Trout, declined to comment. The White House issued similar instructions not to cooperate last month to Mr. McGahn, who had served as one the most important witnesses in Mr. Mueller’s investigation into obstruction of justice. “He may want a subpoena, in which case I think we ought to issue a subpoena,” Mr. Hoyer said. For now, Democrats have been left to try to figure out other ways to bring Mr. Mueller’s 448-page to life.

Source: New York Times June 04, 2019 16:09 UTC