Trump’s longtime assistant subpoenaed by NY attorney general
Associated PressNEW YORK — The New York attorney general’s office said Monday it subpoenaed Donald Trump’s longtime executive assistant and plans to question her under oath next week as part of its civil investigation into the former president’s business dealings. Amer said James’ office plans to ask Graff about a variety of issues, including Trump’s involvement in the preparation of annual financial statements that have been a focus of the attorney general’s investigation. Amer said James’ office wants to question Graff under oath, in part, because her affidavit only described the company’s retention and preservation practices for some of Trump’s records, and lacked detail about how his financial statements were handled. Amer acknowledged that Trump and his lawyers have made strides in meeting Engoron’s conditions, but said the contempt order should remain in effect until Graff’s deposition.