SUNLEN SERFATY, CNN CONGRESSIONAL CORRESPONDENT (voice over): Who are escalating their efforts to obtain insight into the president's financial history. The House Intelligence and Banking Committees subpoenaing Deutsche Bank and several other financial institutions Monday. Chairman Adam Schiff calling the subpoena, quote, friendly, noting that Deutsche Bank has been cooperative. A source familiar with the matter tells CNN the committees are searching information about loans Deutsche Bank gave to the president and to the Trump Organization totaling nearly $300 million.</s>REP. ERIC SWALWELL (D-CA): And we want to know if the president or anyone in his family is financially compromised.</s>SERFATY: Deutsch Bank saying in a statement that they're engaged in productive dialogue with the committee and remain committed to providing appropriate information. House Oversight Chairman Elijah Cummings also issuing a subpoena for financial information dating back ten years from an accounting firm that once prepared President Trump's financial statements. The request coming after the president's former attorney, Michael Cohen, accused President Trump of inflating his net worth, in an attempt to buy the Buffalo Bills football team.</s>SERFATY: And Cummings said that his subpoena is also based on, quote, corroborating documents that he says raises grave questions about whether President Trump has been accurate in his financial reporting. Now, Republican backlash to the subpoena has been very swift. The ranking member of the Judiciary Committee calling the request, John, a partisan fishing expedition.</s>JOHN AVLON, CNN ANCHOR: Thanks, Sunlen. So why did the Justice Department announce the release of the Mueller report in advance? We're going to discuss that and more, next.
House Democrats Subpoena Bank on Trump's Finances