To the extent that there is executive privilege, it’s held by the current president, not a former president.
Zoe Lofgren: “To the extent that there is executive privilege, it’s held by the current president, not a former president.”
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Zoe Lofgren clarifies that executive privilege applies to the current president, not to former aides like Bannon.
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