George Conway offers a council of summoning to Democrats linked to Don McGahn

George Conway, White House advisor Kellyanne Conway, urged congressional Democrats to "summon" everyone over President Trump's re-election campaign, which ended the cabinet. lawyers who employed his former lawyer, Don McGahn.

Conway said the decision could be problematic for Trump if he wanted to take revenge on a key witness in Specialist Robert Mueller's investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election.

"The Judiciary Committee of the House should assign everyone and everything related to it." Trump's efforts to retaliate against witnesses during the Special Adjudicator's investigation would constitute additional impenetrable offenses, "tweeted Conway in a tweet, adding," as well as, potentially, new criminal charges, after Trump's dismissal or resignation in any other way. "

The decision of the Trump campaign to abandon Jones Day was reported by Politico on Friday. Although campaigners and advisers said the costs were reduced, Trump's retaliation against McGahn also played a role.

McGahn, who served as a White House lawyer at the end of last year, cooperated with the special advocate team and held several interviews. According to the Mueller team's findings, McGahn was one of the leaders who resisted Trump's orders to fire Mueller, which could have been a hindrance to justice.

The redacted special advocate 's report released Thursday showed that Mueller' s team had looked into nearly a dozen "episodes" likely to impede justice. Although Mueller declined to find an obstruction, the special advocate also indicated that he could not say "no criminal behavior has occurred".

Conway, a conservative lawyer and critic at Trump's voice, has repeatedly questioned the president's mental health. His tweets advising the House Judiciary Committee came after the Democrat-led panel of experts summoned the full report on Mueller, setting a deadline of May 1st. The Justice Department rejected President Jerrold Nadler's summonses as "premature and unnecessary".