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Kangaroo Court: Jim Jordan Blasts Democrats' Move to Issue Dozens of Subpoenas Against Trump Associates

Kangaroo Court: Jim Jordan Blasts Democrats' Move to Issue Dozens of Subpoenas Against Trump Associates

After hearing from former and disgraced lawyer Michael Cohen on Capitol Hill last week, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler plans to issue up to 60 subpoenas against a number of individuals associated with President Trump. This includes Donald Trump Jr. and Ivanka Trump, who currently serves as a top advisor in the White House. 

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Republican Congressman Jim Jordan, who serves as ranking member on the House Oversight Committee, is blasting the move.

Over the weekend, Jordan made an appearance on NBC's Meet the Press. During the interview, he slammed Cohen's testimony as untrustworthy and defended President Trump's leadership.

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He also reminded viewers that despite the Mueller investigation continuing, with a number of House Committees also looking into the 2016 presidential election, there was and will be no finding of collusion.

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