DOJ concludes executive privilege extends to Trump's outside advisers
The Justice Department concluded that executive privilege can apply to President Donald Trump's confidential communications with private advisers outside the executive branch, potentially broadening the administration's ability to resist congressional investigations. This was reported amid an ABA battle with Trump.
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The Justice Department has concluded that executive privilege can apply to President Donald Trump's confidential communications with private advisers outside the executive branch, potentially broadening the administration's ability to resist congressional investigations.
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Amid ABA Battle With Trump, DOJ Says Executive Privilege Extends to Outside Advisers https://t.co/IjtZVw8lbW https://t.co/kpLvJs7Wjy