Trump will be questioned under oath for tax investigation

Donald Trump

will be

today under oath by New York Attorney General Letitia James as part of the investigation into

the Trump Organization's

"In New York City tonight. Tomorrow I will see the racist attorney general of New York, for the continuation of the largest witch hunt in US history," the former president commented on her Truth Social last night.

"My big company, and myself, are being attacked from all sides. Banana Republic!" 

A potential crucial turning point for the judicial events that will concern Trump, which comes at a particularly delicate moment for the tycoon and former president of the United States a few days after the search by the FBI in his residence in Mar-a-Lago in search of documents Trump may have been able to take with him after leaving the White House.    

The former president has already in the past consented to testify but for this specific instance he has repeatedly shown reluctance, underlines the New York Times, to the point of being able to postpone until now the deposition considered fundamental for the outcome of the investigations on patrimonial history of the tycoon and his family, and specifically of the family company, the well-known Trump Organization.

The FBI banned Donald Trump's staff and lawyers from approaching and witnessing the "raid on Mar-Lago. Everyone was asked to leave the property": the agents "wanted to be alone with no witness to see what they were doing. , taking or, hopefully not, placing evidence ".

Donald Trump says so.

"Why did they insist on having no one? There has never been a raid for Obama or Clinton despite the big disputes they had," he adds.