The White House pleaded a non-existent absolute immunity and that will not stay.
Jerry Nadler: “The White House pleaded a non-existent absolute immunity and that will not stay.”
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Jerry Nadler expressed outrage over Hope Hicks' refusal to answer questions, highlighting the White House's claim of absolute immunity.
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