“By forcing someone to testify through a subpoena, you are providing the witness with cover because they can say, ‘I...

“By forcing someone to testify through a subpoena, you are providing the witness with cover because they can say, ‘I had no choice — I had to go in and testify about everything I knew,’” said Solomon L. Wisenberg, a prosecutor for the independent counsel that investigated Bill Clinton when he was president.

#DonaldTrump may have disavowed Steve Bannon, but we all know the former advisor was sitting near the top for the last few months of the campaign and the first half of the freshman presidency.

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Comments

John McGarvey said…
It just keeps getting better. Where is the popcorn?
Jason ON said…
The problem is Bannon has been trying to suck up to Trump. He could easily lie his ass off in hopes of securing favoring with the notoriously ego-centric idiot president.
Jason ON said…
The White House, it seems, is instructing Bannon to assert a privilege he doesn't have for conversations that took place before even his former boss could even claim privilege. A subpoena should change things considerably and set up Bannon for prison time if he fails to comply.
bloomberg.com - White House Lawyer Asked Bannon to Assert Privilege, Source Says

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