Judge set to rule on Trump's subpoena challenge We will get a ruling today on one of the subpoenas for Trump's financial information. Oversight Chairman Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) issued the so-called friendly subpoena to Mazars, which asked for the subpoena so that it could comply with the request. He issued it just days after Michael Cohen, Trump's former attorney and fixer, provided documents to the Oversight panel purportedly showing that the president artificially inflated and deflated the value of his assets in order to benefit financially. At first, I thought the Judge was signalling he was leaning more towards Trump but apparently Trump's lawyers don't think so. Cohen is not a particularly credible witness but I guess that doesn't matter much anymore. Douglas Letter, general counsel for the House of Representatives, backed Mehta's plan to rule from the bench, saying in a court filing that Consovoy's "complaint lacks merit and an expeditious resolution of the subpoena's validity is necessary for the committee's investigations to continue." Mehta later formally denied Consovoy's request, writing in a brief order Monday night: "The hearing will proceed tomorrow as scheduled." LINK