What I'm seeing is the possibility that he could invoke unknown rules and regulations that would permit him to say no to a subpoena, no to an indictment, no to resources, no to an additional area of investigation that is directly related to Russian interference in our elections or obstruction and conspiracy.
Richard Blumenthal: “What I'm seeing is the possibility that he could invoke unknown rules and regulations that would permit him to say no to…”
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Blumenthal expresses concern about potential limitations on the investigation into Russian interference and the authority of the Attorney General nominee.
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