The House insurrection committee has painted Trump into a corner where the courts won't save him
the move by the committee to get phone records from lawmakers and members of the Trump's family is evidence of a "classic investigative technique" and the former president has few legal avenues to stop them.
recent rulings by the courts in matters involving Trump and secrecy have not gone in his favor.
Garland have already declared that executive privilege no longer applies and that officials called before the committee can be expected to comply.
"The administration has waived executive privilege and allowed former Trump administration officials to provide testimony to Congress about the ex-president's attacks on the 2020 election and its certification,"
"The US Department of Justice correctly reasoned that the
'extraordinary events in this matter cons ute exceptional cir stances
... [and] the congressional need for information outweighs the Executive Branch's interest in maintaining confidentiality.'"
Trump could go to court and seek an injunction, arguing that he's the owner of the privilege.
But the tenor of the law makes it likely that he would lose --
which may be why Trump did not attempt to stop those former officials from testifying in the first place."
The problem for the former president is that
the one person who could help him out would be President Joe Biden -- an unlikely occurrence.
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