Raskin claims that the investigation was hampered for years by Trump’s lawyers, who tried to prevent Mazars, the businessman’s then accounting firm, from providing the documents. The dispute reached the Supreme Court, which ruled that the former president must comply with the Committee’s subpoenas. An agreement was later reached between the parties. However, with the change of control of the Committee from Democrats to Republicans, Mazars was relieved of completing the delivery of all materials in its possession, as Raskin notes. Therefore, the conclusion released this Thursday is limited, being the result of only the small fraction of the material to which the deputies had access.
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