Former President Donald Trump on Wednesday blessed former New York City Police Commissioner Bernie Kerik's decision to play ball with the January 6 committee, claiming Kerik comes armed with a 'massive trove of evidence of voter fraud'
'Bernie wants to comply with the subpoena with a public hearing, and asked me to waive attorney-client privilege so Bernie can testify and provide documents, which I grant him,' Trump said in a statement. 'The Unselect Committee will not like what they asked for!'
Kerik was among six witnesses the select committee subpoenaed on November 8, which also included longtime Trump spokesman Jason Miller, Trump campaign manager Bill Stepien, ex- National Security Advisor Michael Flynn, campaign official Angela McCallum and lawyer John Eastman.
Former President Donald Trump (left) on Wednesday blessed former New York City Police Commissioner Bernie Kerik's (right) decision to play ball with the January 6 committee, claiming Kerik comes armed with a 'massive trove of evidence of voter fraud'
Politico reported Tuesday that Kerik's attorney had informed the committee that his client planned to comply with the subpoena.
'The Unselect Committee issued a subpoena to Bernie Kerik, an American Patriot and great former Police Commissioner of New York City, for its Jan. 6th Witch Hunt, but didn’t realize what they were demanding is a massive trove of evidence of Voter Fraud,' Trump said Wednesday.
'According to Bernie’s lawyer, these documents show significant indicators of fraud in the 2020 Presidential Election Scam, but have remained hidden from the public,' the former persident continued.
'It is exactly what the Unselect Committee should be interested in—if this was a real investigation,' he added.
In the aftermath of the election, Kerik joined former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani's
