Now that the House Intelligence Committee has concluded its investigation into whether President Donald Trump inked a quid-pro-quo agreement with Ukrainian officials, trading foreign aid for a guarantee that Ukrainian investigators would look into the Biden family’s political machinations, the House Judiciary Committee gets a crack at the President — but he won’t be testifying in front of Rep. Jerry Nadler’s (D-NY) committee.
Nadler issued an invitation (of sorts) to Trump over the weekend in the form of a letter, opening the door for Republicans to call their own witnesses in this second half of the impeachment inquiry, and Trump’s legal team responded almost immediately, declining Nadler’s offer.
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