If we look at, at senior officials, chiefs of staff and those senior to the president to the United States, compelling them to come in and testify and what we`re seeing now, there`s lots of jurisprudence and at least legal opinions and law that would suggest that that`s not something that should be in the purview of Congress.
Meadows argues against the committee's authority to compel testimony.
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