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Nixon’s press secretary tried to dismiss the Watergate break-in as nothing more than “a third-rate burglary.” It was always more than that, but the high-level cover up—with illegitimate claims of executive privilege—was far worse.
Ali harbi ali is a british citizen who was born in south london to somali parents and grew up in croydon. because he faces a murder charge the chief magistrate said that he would remain in custody, and after the hearing he was taken away to spend his first night in prison. the us house of representatives has approved a resolution finding former trump advisor steve bannon in contempt of congress. mr bannon has refused to appear before a congressional hearing investigating january's attack on the us capitol — citing executive priviledge. the matter will now be refered to the justice department...
President about this aid and we may never know because those are conversations that the white house are going to argue are protected about executive priviledge and we've seen it play out repeatedly in discussions that the president had with the previous white house counsel mcgahn, so i don't expect it to be different. it underscores that the president was aware of what was going on. we're not saying he knew the whistle-blower's name at the time. none of our reporting has indicated that he was told who it was, but he was just told that this complaint existed and the fact that he knew of that as...
Where the white house gets involved. for example, f that report contains materials that would robbery subject to executive priviledge, the white house may asked to review it, either wake executive privilege or include some redactions at the very least and request those redactions be made. the president talked about it, and he, like some of our the other people, has no idea when it's going to be released too, whether or not this will be an honest report. here's what the president said. >> l we're going see what happens. it'll be very interesting. we'll see what happens. there was no collusion. ...
Two gentlemen came in and the source said isn't it that guy ty cob? >> with the mustache? >> he's a pretty distinctive dude. he's not going to go unnoticed in washington particularly a restaurant that is frequented not just lobbyists and lawyers, but reporters. i should point out the restaurant is 171 feet away from "the new york times" washington bureau and not the best place to have this conversation and nonetheless, we're sitting there with the source and we finished up our lunch and the source got up to leave and wanted to know if i was walking out. i said you know what? i think i'll just ...