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Exploring issues that affect leaders in the U. S. And around the globe. Exploring issues that affect leaders in the U. S. And around the globe. Or distorted what happened in the election campaign. But what is Donald Trumps core point that he wants to say even more than no collusion, no collusion, no collusion . It didnt change a vote. So this is a problem. So if they had stepped up their game in 2016 and the Obama Administration was asleep at the switch, maybe they did change some votes. Trump is not stupid well, i wont say stupid or not. Trump wants to deny that russia could have had an influ...

We know that mr. navarro believes he and mr. bannon came up with a strategy for overturning the election because he details it in his book, which i know my colleague from florida will discuss in greater detail. this is as clear case for contempt as we are likely to see, mister chairman. i yield back. >> gentleman yields back. chair recognizes -- mrs. murphy. >> thank, you mister chairman. i will just pick up where my colleague left off. over a month and a half, ago mr. navarro was subpoenaed by this committee. we sought documents and testimony regarding his efforts -- and to prevent the result...

>> there are many reasons why this blanket assertion of executive privilege locks merit as a matter of law and as a matter of common sense. >> what mr. scavino and mr. navarro are you covering up? who are you covering for? >> who are you covering for, thaetsz a big question especially when you think about what i just mentioned. >> the president's own top aid and son-in-law is testifying, so why can't you share what you're doing. and that brings a key moment from inside that room the history. peter navarro has been claiming his view, his own assertion of executive privilege as the reason he'll ...

Extra interview because you can't get someone on contempt if they take the fifth. if he talskes it in a blanket w and they serve it up to the department of justice and they see this guy pled the fifth, would that be enough for contempt? i don't think so. i think his game would probably be to go up and make a blanket assertion question by question. it would be, by the way, out of the public eye in a private deposition on saturday, so i think it would be a very uncomfortable but unsatisfying back and forth for both parties. >> a lot to understand here. harry litman, thank you. >> thank you, vict...

Be more valid than others, but a blanket assertion that says you can't have any document even when there's an exception here which is valid, a potential criminal act, criminal behavior, the january 6th insurrection, these are all things that could lead a court to say listen, when we balance the powers of a former president wherever they may be, compare that to the incumbent's president and also fair with the national and public's interest in transparency is, i think you're going to come out pretty solidly on the idea of president biden, the only president of the united states, president biden ...