Grand Jury Investigation into Alleged “Hush Money” Payment to Stormy Daniels Continues, Trump’s Attorney Joe Tacopina Calls for Investigation into Manhattan District Attorney’s Office.

Former President Donald Trump’s former lawyer, Michael Cohen, is scheduled to testify before a New York grand jury in connection with an alleged “hush money” payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels in 2016. Trump’s current attorney, Joe Tacopina, has called for an investigation into the Manhattan district attorney’s office, and has stated that Trump has no plans to participate in the grand jury investigation.

Tacopina appeared on ABC’s “Good Morning America” on Monday and said that Trump lawyer Susan Necheles has been in communication with prosecutors. He also said that Trump does not plan to testify in the grand jury investigation.

The Manhattan district attorney’s office has not commented on the investigation or the possibility of Trump being charged in connection with the payment. It is unclear when the grand jury will make a decision on the matter.

Cohen is expected to provide testimony to the grand jury regarding the payment and the cover-up. Cohen has previously stated that his goal is to tell the truth. It is unclear what other information he may provide to the grand jury.

The grand jury investigation into the alleged hush money payment is ongoing. It is unclear when a decision on charging Trump may be made.