What we want them to be able to do is have the ability--and I think you and I agree on this--to have the ability of free speech, direct from the pulpit, without fear of retribution or losing their tax-exempt status.
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The President has made it very clear that he is claiming executive privilege and not because he has anything to hide. I’m going to be honoring his executive privilege, is not something that I have the ability to waive.
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