It would be very strange to exert executive privilege against somebody who is now a private citizen who's been asked to testify before the Congress.
Jim Himes: “It would be very strange to exert executive privilege against somebody who is now a private citizen who's been asked to…”
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Representative Himes discusses the implications of President Trump not asserting executive privilege over Comey's testimony.
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