The case for indicting Trump: ‘Play unprecedented games, win unprecedented prizes’
House Republicans are still trying to interfere with the Trump hush money probe, sending a second letter to Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg demanding his testimony. Boston Globe Opinion columnist Renée Graham and Washington Post reporter Azi Paybarah discuss whether the G.O.P. will waver as dozens of former prosecutors condemn the targeting of Bragg.
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The case for indicting Trump: ‘Play unprecedented games, win unprecedented prizes’
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