Well, Anderson, they're not legal. Unlike when Mr. Trump was occupying Trump Tower, in the Oval Office, the United States constitution applies to agreements that he compels his employees to sign.
Norman Eisen: “Well, Anderson, they're not legal. Unlike when Mr. Trump was occupying Trump Tower, in the Oval Office, the United…”
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Eisen discusses the legality of non-disclosure agreements signed by White House staff under Trump's administration.
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