Trump to be deposed Tuesday in Peter Strzok and Lisa Page lawsuit

Donald Trump is scheduled to be interviewed under oath in New York on Tuesday for a lawsuit related to his time as president and the termination of a Russia investigation-era FBI official.

The deposition is to be conducted by attorneys for the FBI official, Peter Strzok, and former FBI lawyer Lisa Page late in the day on Tuesday, sources familiar with Trump's schedule say.

The deposition comes as Trump's obligations in court continue to mount - on Tuesday he's also attending the civil fraud trial related to his business inflating its assets. Monday, he was ordered not to disparage possible witnesses, court officers or prosecutors while facing federal criminal charges related to January 6. On Friday, jury selection will begin in the first trial of his co-defendants in the 2020 election subversion case in Georgia.

Whether the deposition would be allowed has been an issue fought in court for years, with the Biden Justice Department seeking to shield Trump from giving the testimony, citing legal protections surrounding presidents and their actions while in office.

But the federal courts in Washington, DC, ultimately sided with Strzok and Page.

The case, and Strzok and Page's pursuit of Trump's testimony, has tested the limits of confidentiality around the presidency.

Strzok is accusing the Justice Department of wrongfully terminating him because of Trump's publicly stated anger toward him and the Russia investigation. He and Page are also suing over the release of their text messages to the press.