Democrats who have gained control of Congress intend to expose the Trump family for corruption. The corruption of Donald Trump's administration became one of the important issues of the election campaign, which ended yesterday with the transition of both houses of the American Congress to the control of the Democratic Party. Now its representatives will deal with investigations in three areas, according to lawyers with whom the Financial Times spoke: the enrichment of Trump's own family; government favoritism toward corporations that supported Republicans and the president's policies; Political decisions in areas such as affordable housing, etc. "Lawyers get ready," Robert Garcia, who may lead the House Oversight Committee, said Tuesday night. Ron Wyden, who is about to become chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, wrote a one-word post: "Agenda." "The next Congress will be all about investigation and oversight," Christopher Armstrong, co-leader of the parliamentary investigations group at law firm Holland & Knight, told the FT. "That's what our customers are concerned about. More details.