Navarro then appears to fall back on the vague assertion that the executive privilege here belongs to former President Trump, which is not only dubious, but entirely irrelevant, because our committee has not been given any attempted invocation of executive privilege by Donald Trump.
Jamie Raskin critiques Navarro's claim of executive privilege in relation to the January 6 Committee.
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