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Allowing Congress to overcome executive privilege would ‘strike dagger’ into presidency, Yoo says
January 15 2019, 08:00
A former Justice Department lawyer told Fox News on Monday that Congress and courts should not be allowed to overcome executive privilege after calls this weekend by high-ranking Democrats to subpoena notes or testimony from the interpreter who was at several meetings between President Trump and Russia’s Vladimir Putin.
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