"Hopefully, he will cooperate in the future. If not, it will be necessary to subpoena him to bring him back to answer those important questions," Representative Adam Schiff told reporters after Stone completed a three-hour meeting with committee members.
(Reporting by Patricia Zengerle; Editing by Jonathan Oatis)Trump ally Stone may face House intelligence subpoena: lawmaker
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