Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is suing Ohio Representative Jim Jordan over what he called a “brazen and unconstitutional attack” of his case against former President Donald Trump. Also, New York State’s budget is 2 weeks late, WNYC’s Jon Campbell has the details. And finally, the head of the New York City police officers union, Pat Lynch, won’t be seeking re-election. It means after over two decades, the 23,000 officers that make up the Police Benevolent Association will have a new top advocate. Lynch’s became a household name to local news viewers and tabloid readers for his vociferous support of officers, and willingness to directly engage with politicians. In 2014, he famously blamed de Blasio for the death of two officers, and later controversially endorsed former President Donald Trump’s re-election. WNYC’s Sean Carlson spoke about Lynch’s legacy with Spectrum News NY1 Criminal Justice reporter Dean Meminger, who has been covering Lynch for decades.