Repeating an unconfirmed report is not news. It is not FACT. It is gossip.
Facts are checked and confirmed. Events or reports with a single eyewitness or source are reported with attribution. Who is this report attributed to? What is the name? Duetche Bank has not confirmed. Until they do, it's a rumor.
Yes, Deutsche Bank did get a subpoena from Mueller
Donald Trump’s lawyer denies that US special counsel Robert Mueller subpoenaed Deutsche Bank. We stand by our story – which never said Mr. Trump’s own records were requested.
By Handelsblatt Staff
Published on December 6, 2017 1:42 pm
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According to our information, the subpoena from Mr. Mueller, who is investigating Russian meddling in the 2016 US elections, is in connection with Mr. Trump’s camp, requiring the bank to provide information on financial transactions and loans. It remains unclear whether the subpoena relates to the US president personally or a family member. Given that qualification, we are standing by our reporting. Other media that have since picked up on Handelsblatt’s original story, including the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times and Bloomberg, are sticking by their reporting, too.
Neither Mr. Mueller’s spokesperson nor Deutsche Bank would comment on the report. The bank said in a statement that it cooperates with all investigations and wouldn’t reveal details of individual cases. The fact that Deutsche Bank is keeping quiet about the subpoena is not unusual. Sol Wisenberg, partner of Washington law firm Nelson Mullins, said that Robert Mueller could have explicitly directed the bank to refrain from informing the public – including even its own clients.
It remains unclear whether the subpoena relates to Mr. Trump personally or a family member.
What is clear is that Mr. Mueller’s 40-person investigative team has taken on a broad scope, including examining financial flows in and out of Mr. Trump’s private business interests. Opposition Democrats in the United States have for months called on Deutsche Bank to release financial records relating to Mr. Trump and his family. Adam Schiff, a leading Democratic congressman and ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee, called Tuesday’s news a significant development and suggested the records might expose a connection between Mr. Trump’s businesses and a
Deutsche Bank money laundering scandal in Russia.
Such a connection, however, has not been proven, nor did Mr. Schiff provide any such evidence of his own.
From our end, Handelsblatt can confirm that Deutsche Bank has been subpoenaed. But exactly what kind of information the bank might have on Mr. Trump or his family, like so many aspects of Mr. Mueller’s ongoing investigation, remains unclear.
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Yes, Deutsche Bank did get a subpoena from Mueller
if it's all the same to you- i would lean towards believing true journalism over the likes of trump's lawyers who seem to be quite incompetent.....the the alternative fact pushers aka fox news, breitbart, gateway pundit & infowars.