If the former president has no executive privilege to hide evidence of an attempted coup or insurrection, neither do his family or friends.
Jamie Raskin: “If the former president has no executive privilege to hide evidence of an attempted coup or insurrection, neither do his…”
On the recordJanuary 20, 2022
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Raskin emphasizes that if Trump cannot hide evidence, then neither can his family, highlighting the importance of Ivanka Trump's potential testimony.
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