I think that the attorney general has an obligation to follow the direction of the president of the United States when the president of the United States asserts executive privilege.
Sheldon Whitehouse: “I think that the attorney general has an obligation to follow the direction of the president of the United States when…”
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Defends the attorney general's actions based on presidential executive privilege.
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