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Privilege issue. he may feel that since others have talked about what hes done -- remember jared kushner said, oh cipollone was always whining about -- >> resigning. >> -- threatening to resign. he may feel like his story is out there and he doesnt have to exacerbate his fight with the president by telling it himself. and you know, donald trump does not have people immediately around him turn on him. i mean, i dont know whether its fear. but if you look at his history, the people closest to him ...

Questions about you what shared with us. if you think there is a privilege issue you can raise it to that specific question. it has been interesting to watch the committee over the past three days become a lot more gresi aggressive about sharing what it is they learned from meadows and what they want to ask him about. last night before the vote, they shared more text messages to and from meadows including one on november 4th, you referenced earlier. this is from a lawmaker to meadows. it says, q...

Like bannon because of the privilege issues, meadows after all was working in the executive branch and has asserted executive privilege. the committee has made a really smart argument to the justice department. theyve said you dont have to consider the privilege issue. were going to set that aside. were asking you to hold meadows in contempt because he turned over a number of documents saying that they werent privileged and its those non-privileged issues that hes refused to appear and testify a...

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Thats why hes gone forth in doing this. and then theres the privilege issue, if youd like me to talk about that as well. apparently, justice is saying theres an executive privilege here. the executive privilege would not stand up in light of either a criminal matter either a normal criminal matter or a high crime and misdemeanor if that were involved. and i think, lawrence, thats why the president has just now taken this outlandish position that not only can a sitting president not been indicted...

Investigate certain things within the intelligence community. the other is to report certain things that come to his attention, whether he investigated them or not. thats what this is about. so when the white house or the justice department says that the i.g. has no business investigating this matter, its beyond his remitt, thats irrelevant. this is a matter that pertains to the operations and administration of the intelligence community, and thats why hes gone forth in doing this. and then ther...

Reporting specifically referred to a promise by the president, and that there was reference to more than one conversation, there may be more. the fact is were seeing only small portions of the story, and until we see it all, were not really going to know what the implications are. having said that, as you pointed out, the mere fact of the president asking a foreign government to intervene and try to dig up dirt on what he views as his primary opponent for the presidential election is something t...

Who worked for the president wouldnt want to run it by justice particularly because there might be a privilege issue. presidential communications with a foreign leader might be considered confidential. so when he did that, the doj apparently balked and issued an opinion saying no, this doesnt fall within the narrow confines of that intelligence whistleblower law and that is where we are. so he went to the hill and he was not able to talk in detail about the complaint. >> john, is this some the s...

So this is an unknown privilege, very consistent with the administrations wide assertion of different privileges. we dont know who the whistle-blower is but based on the complaint being made to the intelligence communitien inspector general we can presume its somebody in the intelligence community and should evolve in some way intelligence matters. >> someone in the intelligence community, based on the pushback and privilege it likely involves the president or those close to him? >> the complain...