The government says the adviser, Thomas J. Barrack Jr., never disclosed that he was working for the United Arab Emirates as he tried to influence the Trump administration. He would risk a tough cross-examination.
Source: New York Times
Ex-Trump Adviser Expected to Testify at His Own Trial
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