Doctor, I don't know what the answers are.

But to everyone who helps make policy, both at state, city, federal, I would simply ask you to do something.

Because doing nothing, which is what we've been doing, is not working.

We have to do something because this is just getting out of hand across our city and across this

great nation of ours. The Louisville doctor who treated victims of Monday's mass shooting

is among the growing voices calling for action on gun violence. We'll have the latest on the

survivors and the investigation straight ahead.

Plus, the Manhattan District Attorney is now suing one of Donald Trump's top allies in the House.

It's the latest escalation in the political fight over the former president's indictment.

And we'll have a breakdown of what to expect today during President Joe Biden's visit to Northern Ireland.

All right, good morning and welcome to way too early on this.

Wednesday, April 12th, I am Sam Stein, in for Jonathan Lemire.

Now, the Manhattan District Attorney leading the prosecution of Donald Trump is suing a top House

Republican over his alleged efforts to interfere in the case against the former president.

D.A. Alvin Bragg filed the lawsuit against Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim

Jordan yesterday in response to what he calls a, quote, brazen and unconstitutional attack by members

of Congress on an ongoing criminal prosecution. Bragg has come under increased scrutiny by the

Ohio Republican since it became likely that

the former president would be charged in New York City.

In addition to calling on the DA himself to testify before Congress, Jordan issued a subpoena

last week, ordering a former prosecutor in the case to appear before the Judiciary Committee.

Now, in the new lawsuit, the DA asks the court

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