A Manhattan grand jury hearing evidence in a probe into former President Trump’s role in a hush money scandal heard from former National Enquirer publisher David Pecker as a potential indictment looms.
Pecker, the former chairman of American Media Inc. which publishes the Enquirer, appeared before the grand jury for a second time Monday, according to multiple reports, leaving the courthouse after an hour and a half.
A longtime ally of Trump, Pecker would buy the rights to certain stories that could prove embarrassing to the former president, assisting with a process known as “catch and kill” by buying and burying certain stories.
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