SCIUTTO: Federal prosecutors are looking at a wide range of charges for associates of President Trump's personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani. The subpoenas indicate those charges could include money laundering, conspiracy, obstruction of justice as well as campaign finance violations. This is all a part of the federal investigation into Giuliani's consulting firm. At this time Giuliani, himself, says he has not heard from prosecutors and he, we should note, denies any wrongdoing. I'm joined now by CNN's Kara Scannell. You look at this subpoena. What does it tell you just about the scope of the investigation of his partners or any danger for Giuliani, himself?</s>KARA SCANNELL, CNN REPORTER: Well, it tells us that the prosecutor is taking a very broad hard look, because Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, those associates, were charged with campaign finance violations last month. Now, we're learning they're looking at money laundering, wire fraud, unregistered and foreign agent activity. So you really see the scope is much more than just campaign finance. And we also learned from the subpoena that prosecutors are interested in any communications, any payments with whether they were actual or potential, any kind of financial arrangements for Giuliani and his firm. So we can see here that prosecutors are looking at these two men. They're also looking at the relationships with Giuliani. And, you know, this subpoena that we happen to have inside into is one that is sent to one person. It doesn't even tell us the full scope of what investigators are looking at here.</s>SCIUTTO: So it doesn't necessarily indicate that they are looking at Giuliani for criminal activity?</s>SCANNELL: Well, this is what's unclear. We know that prosecutors are looking at Giuliani's businesses relationship with these men, and whether it crosses --
Subpoena Indicates Feds Interested In Giuliani's Business