The Senate Intelligence Committee has subpoenaed Michael Cohen, President Trump’s former lawyer, to appear before the panel next month, Cohen attorney Lanny Davis said Thursday.

Cohen has expressed the same safety concerns about testifying before the Senate panel on Feb. 7 as he did about appearing at the House Oversight Committee, Davis said on MSNBC.

Cohen is trying to postpone his appearance at the House committee, citing recent remarks Trump and his lawyer Rudy Giuliani made about him and his family.

Davis said those comments amount to the “classic mob technique to send a signal to the individual who Mr. Trump has called a rat for telling the truth.”

He said Cohen would comply with the subpoena after discussing the “reasonable condition” of his appearance.

The Senate Intelligence Committee typically holds its interviews behind closed doors.