He basically said that we're done with cooperating with any subpoenas, any subpoenas involving any of these investigations with the Congress. You don't get to do that as the chief executive of the United States government. You must respect the constitutional checks and balances written by our founders.
Connolly discusses President Trump's refusal to cooperate with congressional subpoenas and emphasizes the importance of respecting constitutional checks and balances.
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