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Not part of the -- >> even if its during -- because i think the way theyre viewing it is, even if its during the time that he was president, right? >> because to say that would mean he has executive privilege over any person he has a conversation with while president of the united states. >> stand by for that argument in court. >> thats beyond the pale of where its gone and i think theyll lose in court. >> understood. i find it remarkable that in theory it would cover discussions of wrongdoing. ...

Congress ranges across every committee andn of the administration, whether related to children in ages, botched security clearances or their failure to defend the country from ongoing attacks by a foreign adversary. mr. lewandowski, you are here under subpoena. that means you are required to answer our questions, all our questions, completely and truthfully. our investigation also extend beyond the foufr corners of the mueller report. we are looking at corruption and abuse of power more broadly,...

All times a private political operative, apparently was not offering advice of any kind, the usual prerequisite for executive privilege and was listed for apparent wrongdoing. no court has ever said the president is entitled to confidentiality under these circumstances. indeed, the department of justice has said executive privilege should not be invoked to conceal evidence of wrongdoing on the part of executive officers. the white house is advancing a new and dangerous theory, the cronie privile...

Operative, apparently was not offering advice of any kind. the usual prerequisite for executive privilege. it was enlisted for apparent wrongdoing. no court has ever said the president is entitled to confidentiality under these circumstances. indeed, the department of justice has said executive privilege should not be invoked to conceal evidence of wrongdoing, on the part of executive officers. the white house is advancing a new and dangerous theory. the crony privilege. it makes absolute immuni...

Congress investigation of the administration. weather related to children in cages, security clearances, or their failure to defend the country from oncoming attacks by a foreign adversary. mr. lewandowski, you are here under subpoena. that means you are required to answer our questions. all of our questions. completely and truthfully. an investigation also extends beyond the four corners of the mueller report. we are looking at corruption and abuse of power more broadly, so we will inquire abou...

>> no dni, no director of national intelligence has ever refused to turn over a whistle-blower complaint. here, margaret, the inspector general found this to be urgent, found it to be credible. they did some preliminary investigation and found them to be credible, that suggests corroboration, and that it involved serious or flagrant wrongdoing and according to the director of the national intelligence, the reason hes not acting to provide it even though the statute mandates he do so is because h...

Was at all times, a private political operative, apparently was not offering advice of any kind the usual prerequisite for executive privilege and was enlisted for apparent wrongdoing no court has ever said that the president is entitled to confidentiality under these circumstances. indeed, the department of justice has said executive privilege should not be invoked to conceal evidence of wrongdoing on the part of executive offices. the white house is advancing a new and dangerous theory the cro...

Heres how congressman adam schiff, the chairman of the house intelligence committee described it. >> no dni, no director of national intelligence has ever refused to turn over a whistle-blower complaint. here, margaret, the inspector general found this to be urgent, found it to be credible. they did some preliminary investigation and found them to be credible, that suggests corroboration, and that it involved serious or flagrant wrongdoing and according to the director of the national intelligen...

However -- david did -- that he feels hes the target of, quote, vitriolic hiyperbole and quote, endless castigation. he continues to say, quote, we have so much empathy. we feel absolutely terrible. facts will prove we didnt cause the crisis. just to be clear, you are suing him and the sackler family personally. whats your response when you hear him say this is endless hiyperbole and castigation. >> what our investigation showed, erin, is that over the years, sackler family members were actually...

Welcome back. house democrats debate whether to pursue impeachment against president trump or if theyre already pursuing it, theyre now facing internal pressure to consider trying to impeach brett kavanaugh after the "new york times" reported another allegation of sexual misconduct during his time at yale. kavanaugh repeatedly denied wrongdoing. the woman involved in the alleged incident tells friends she doesnt remember it. nbc news can confirm authorities have been aware of the allegation for ...