Newsom office demanding any records from ‘Trump DOJ’s… fishing expedition’
Summary
California Governor Gavin Newsom’s office asked the Justice Department for all records related to an investigation into him and his wife. The request was sent to the acting Attorney General to get details about the DOJ’s inquiry.Key Facts
- Governor Gavin Newsom’s office made a formal request on Monday.
- The request was for all documents and records linked to the DOJ’s investigation of Newsom and his wife.
- The letter was sent to Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche’s office.
- David Sapp, Newsom’s legal affairs secretary, signed the letter.
- The request aims to obtain memoranda and other relevant communications.
- The DOJ is probing Newsom in what the governor’s office calls a “fishing expedition.”
- This action shows Newsom’s team wants transparency or clarity on the investigation.
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