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And Garland has not refuted that. so, please allow us all to know your arguments.
Arguments for what? Them giving the audio tapes over to Congress? The first one would be why does the DOJ think it gets to dictate to Congress how Congress will conduct it's oversight of the DOJ because that's not how this works. 2, The information Congress is requiring having some sort of possible political ramifications for the President or any political candidate are irrelevant and not a legal argument for not turning them over. 3. There's no executive privilege to assert as the transcripts have already been released to Congress so if those are accurate the audio tapes wouldn't have anything privileged that wasn't already exposed.
What's the argument for not turning over the audio files?