According to reports, the White House expects the Democrat-controlled Congress to step up supervision and launch legislative investigations, so it has begun to expand the staffing of its legal adviser office. So far, it has hired 15 additional people to deal with a possible legal battle. It is expected that the congressional investigation will intensify in January. “The last time the Democrats issued a subpoena very carefully,” said Brandon Rios, a former Democratic legal adviser to the House Supervisory Committee. “This time, I would be very surprised if I didn't get a subpoena in January.”

According to reports, the White House expects the Democrat-controlled Congress to step up supervision and launch legislative investigations, so it has begun to expand the staffing of its legal adviser office. So far, it has hired 15 additional people to deal with a possible legal battle. It is expected that the congressional investigation will intensify in January. “The last time the Democrats issued a subpoena very carefully,” said Brandon Rios, a former Democratic legal adviser to the House Supervisory Committee. “This time, I would be very surprised if I didn't get a subpoena in January.”