Bernie Kerik is refusing to turn over more than records sought in a electionrelated lawsuit just before he is set to talk with the special counsels office saying they fall under attorney confidentiality . Kerik a former New York police commissioner who worked alongside former Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani in the weeks after the election to search for evidence of fraud had previously held back hundreds more documents from the lawyers for Shaye Moss and Ruby Freeman . The two Georgia election workers have said Giuliani made false claims of ballot counting mishaps in Atlanta that defamed them . The records apparently reflecting work Kerik and Giuliani did for Donald Trump as he sought to hold onto the presidency in were held back in the lawsuit as well as when congressional investigators sought documents from him last year . The election workers lawyers on Friday asked a federal judge to review those records privately and decide whether they should remain protected under attorneyclient privilege . But additional documents still arent in the Moss and Freeman teams hands . They on Friday ask a federal Judge to decide whether those records should remain private and should be reviewed privately and should remain under attorney Clientele privilege . The case is still ongoing and Kerik also has agreed to speak with special counsel investigators looking at Trump and others actions after the presidential election . His attorney Timothy Parlatore told last weekend that Kerik would speak to investigators in about a week. His attorney said last week that he and his lawyers would speak with investigators to say he would speak in about about a month. His lawyer Timothy Parlamore said last month that his attorney said he would like to say that he would be back to say about the case. Kerik said that he will be back in about an interview with investigators. He said he was back to talk to investigators again. He was
Trump ally Kerik still attempting to keep secret some 2020 election records in lawsuit . Trump
