Three GOP committee chairs in the House of Representatives have written a joint letter demanding information from Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg about a possible indictment he may issue soon against former President Donald Trump.
, Jordan admitted he didn’t know much about Bragg’s inquiry, including what possible charges Trump could be facing.
“I’m going to wait until I hear more facts and read the indictment itself” before casting judgments on it,. “I have faith in our legal system. If these charges are political bogus stuff, and they may be, it will become clear enough soon.”
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