So, to think that somehow he doesn`t have to tell the committee about the things that he sent over is simply wrong.
Zoe Lofgren: “So, to think that somehow he doesn`t have to tell the committee about the things that he sent over is simply wrong.”
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Lofgren argues against Meadows' claim of privilege regarding his communications with the committee.
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