The Manhattan district attorney looking into President Donald Trump's business dealings has reportedly subpoenaed his bank.
A New York Times story out Wednesday says the subpoena sent to Deutsche Bank signals the criminal investigation is wider-ranging than originally thought.
Earlier this week, D.A. Cyrus Vance said he's seeking eight years of President Donald Trump's returns as part of a "complex financial investigation."
Vance said reports were circulating of "possible criminal activity" within the Trump Organization. In the filings, Vance said the president wasn't entitled to know the exact nature of the grand jury probe.
The president told reporters Monday the subpoenas were part of a Democratic "witch hunt." Last month, the Supreme Court rejected claims by the president's lawyers that he couldn't be criminally investigated while he held office.
