On the recordMay 14, 2019
There is no cover-up privilege in our law. Mr. Chairman, the Constitution law and precedent say that Congress has a right to this information.
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congress.govThere is no cover-up privilege in our law. Mr. Chairman, the Constitution law and precedent say that Congress has a right to this information.
Nadler asserts Congress's right to information and denies the existence of a cover-up privilege.
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