The President has legitimate Constitutional privileges, and the courts can and should determine the boundaries of these privileges.
Tom McClintock: “The President has legitimate Constitutional privileges, and the courts can and should determine the boundaries of these…”
On the recordDecember 10, 2019
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He defends Trump's constitutional rights amid impeachment proceedings.
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