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SALE AWAY - That was quick. Jon Sale’s legal work for Rudy Giuliani is ending about two weeks after the Nelson Mullins lawyer confirmed he was representing the former New York mayor who’s serving as President Trump’s personal lawyer in the congressional impeachment investigation. Christine Simmons reports that Sale, who is reported to have written a letter Tuesday telling lawmakers that Giuliani won’t comply with a congressional subpoena related to House Democrats’ impeachment inquiry, said his representation of Giuliani did not end prematurely and said the scope of his engagement was limited to responding to the congressional subpoena.
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