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Judge Beryl Howell rejected Trump's claim of executive privilege for Meadows and a number of others, including Trump's former Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe, his former national security adviser Robert O'Brien, former top aide Stephen Miller, etc.
Executive privilege is the only way to keep him honest. If Trump think that he can lie and conceal things, then he will say incriminating things and believe he has executive privilege.
If Trump was smarter then he would be more careful of what he says . He has no self awareness and does not filter his speech.
No man is above the law. That should include the president. Any testimony of wrong doing then it should be allowed. IF a law is being broken then executive privilege should not be used as an umbrella to hide behind.
Generally executive privilege is to protect aides from having to share testimony when Congress is doing oversight.
Trump and many others have tried to extend that to any conversations that he has. Trump even tries to claim it as the former president.
That is the kind of errors he makes consistently.
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Executive privilege is the only way to keep him honest. If Trump think that he can lie and conceal things, then he will say incriminating things and believe he has executive privilege.
If Trump was smarter then he would be more careful of what he says . He has no self awareness and does not filter his speech.
No man is above the law. That should include the president. Any testimony of wrong doing then it should be allowed. IF a law is being broken then executive privilege should not be used as an umbrella to hide behind.
Generally executive privilege is to protect aides from having to share testimony when Congress is doing oversight.
Trump and many others have tried to extend that to any conversations that he has. Trump even tries to claim it as the former president.
That is the kind of errors he makes consistently.

Meadows, other top Trump aides ordered to testify in Jan. 6 probe as judge rejects claims of executive privilege
A judge has rejected former President Trump's claims of executive privilege, ordering Mark Meadows and other ex-aides to testify in the special counsel's Jan. 6 probe.