What Trump’s last-minute witness means for the Manhattan investigation
Former President Trump has asked attorney Robert Costello to testify in the Manhattan District Attorney’s hush money probe. Former U.S. Attorney Barbara McQuade discusses Trump’s potential legal strategy and how ex-fixer Michael Cohen will act as a “rebuttal witness.”
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What Trump’s last-minute witness means for the Manhattan investigation
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