Bragg rails against House GOP's 'interference' of probe

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg hit back at House leaders who threatened to subpoena him, accusing them of 'dangerous usurpation' of the judicial system.

Leslie B. Dubeck, the general counsel for Bragg's office, wrote to the three committee chairmen who demanded documents and testimony from Bragg asking them for a list of questions they wanted to ask the DA and to 'to describe the type of documents you think we could produce' without interfering in the case.

Dubeck knocked Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan, Oversight Chair James Comer and Administration Chair Bryan Steil for choosing to 'collaborate' with former President Trump's efforts to 'vilify and denigrate' Bragg.

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