Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg to Testify Before Congress Post-Trump Sentencing

Alvin Bragg agrees to testify after former President Trump's sentencing, citing scheduling conflicts and ongoing legal proceedings.

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan requested Bragg's testimony on June 13, which Bragg declined due to scheduling conflicts.
Bragg's office emphasized the need to protect the integrity of the ongoing prosecution against Trump.
The DA's office is committed to voluntary cooperation and will negotiate a new date for the testimony.
Trump was found guilty on 34 counts related to falsifying business records in connection with hush money payments.
Prosecutor Matthew Colangelo may also testify, pending evaluation of propriety by Bragg's office.