Several Trump associates subpoenaed in Justice Department's Jan. 6 probe
The Justice Department is looking into the Trump team's fundraising between the election and Jan. 6 and how that money was used.
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The Justice Department is looking into the Trump team's fundraising between the election and Jan. 6 and how that money was used.
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