Alabama Congressman Mo Brooks said he became aware of the subpoena through media reports.
a week later after the former president dropped his endorsement of Brooks’ Senate campaign.
“I have already given at least two sworn statements in federal court plus numerous other oral and written statements about events relating to January 6,” Brooks said in Thursday’s email. Brooks said that factors he will consider in response to a subpoena is whether his testimony will be public, which he said he prefers, and if questions be limited to the attack on the Capitol. Brooks said that he wanted to be questioned by the congressional committee members, not their underlings.
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