This is going to be a decision that is immensely out of step with the American people and really American values.
Neal Katyal
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Neal Katyal is a prominent American attorney and legal scholar known for his work in constitutional law. He served as the Acting Solicitor General of the United States from 2010 to 2011, becoming the first Asian American to hold this position. Katyal has argued numerous cases before the Supreme Court, often focusing on issues related to civil rights and government accountability. He is a partner at the law firm Hogan Lovells and has been a professor at Georgetown University Law Center, where he teaches courses on constitutional law and national security law.
we have to be really worried. We`re really worried about Roe vs. Wade, given the Republican project, which has been since 1973 to get that decision overruled.
tomorrow is maybe the most important case in our lifetimes, because, for -- since 1973, women have been guaranteed a right to an abortion under Roe vs. Wade.
we will be really worried about Roe vs. Wade, given the Republican project, which has been since 1973 to get that decision overruled.
If Roe is overturned, they`re going to rue -- live to really regret that day....
It looks like the evidence suggests that he, Mr. Clark, used his Justice Department position to try and launch a coup.
I mean, this is someone who’s really got to go and tell the truth about what happened, because his role looks really, really serious, and certainly not something protected by executive privilege.
I don`t think there`s anything exculpatory in any documents anywhere for Donald Trump.
the Democrats might lose Congress in November of next year, and this investigation is going to get shut down because it is an existential threat to what the Republican Party has become, which is a party of Trump-Trump, a party of vote…
As you have stated, the White House told you, Alex Jones, on January 6 you were to lead a march to the Capitol, where President Trump would meet the group.
I think you have to be really worried about the action that took place today, because this was not like your usual 100-page, complex legal document fulfilled with legalisms to rebut Trump`s bizarre made-up claims of immunity or something.
What it says is, the Congress says we need information from you, and you refuse to even show up because you`re afraid to tell the truth under oath, we`re going after you.
This investigation, what we`re doing here is important to protect the rule of law, but also equal justice under law, because we have had a regime for four years in which attorneys general coddled their friends, the Trump friends, and threw…
This is about the heart of our democracy, what happened on January 6, and what Bannon and Trump and all of these other people did to have the first armed attack on our Capitol in a couple hundred years.
This demonstrates a real big problem in government. It`s true in every administration. There are always yes-people who surround themselves with Cabinet officials of presidents who say, don`t worry about that pesky law, this or that, here`s…
I think it`s really important that you do this by the book, Garland is the opposite of those joke attorneys general that we`ve had over the last four years.
The idea that Steve Bannon is covered by executive privilege, I mean, come on, give me a break.
It suggests to me that Trump can’t get what he wants, which is people to stonewall the grand jury.
Elections matter, tomorrow's elections matter -- in of course, who's on the U.S. Supreme Court.
What this tells me is that this claim of executive privilege is looking bogus. It`s looking like a delay tactic.





