What part of "executive privilege" you do not understand?
Since you're getting your ass kicked all over this thread.....Read this and go back to your junior high classes.
As I said earlier, I'll be back to this after work. Learning time, shitstain.
First, "executive privilege" is NEVER mentioned in our Constitution
I recall previous presidents were using "executive privilege", including Barry when he prevented Holder from testifying in Congress. How come, if "executive privilege" is not in the Constitution?
Second, "executive privilege" was VOIDED after McGahn already testified in front of Mueller
Testifying in front of Mueller, and in front of Congress are two completely different things. Special prosecutor Mueller is part of DOJ, and therefore part of executive branch of government. Congress is legislative part of government. Read this as many times you need to memorize it, because it's gonna be again mentioned below.
So Nadler says it's voided, CNN repeats it, and it must be truth?
By the way, McGahn was interviewed for 30 hours by the Mueller team, but in his report only few McGahn's sentences were mentioned. Where is the rest, would you like to know?
Third, "executive privilege" was THROWN OUT by the Supreme Court when Nixon tried it with the tapes.
Completely unrelated, and for different reasons. Does "cover up" rings the bell?
Do you even know what the "executive privilege" is and what's its purpose?
Quick Google search and this definition pops up: "Executive privilege is the power of the President of the United States and other members of the executive branch of the United States Government to resist certain subpoenas and other interventions by the legislative and judicial branches of government in pursuit of information or personnel relating to the executive."
If you believe that low IQ congressmen Nadler is telling the truth in regards "executive privilege" being voided, than you're more stupid than he is. His assertion is completely false, because Mueller is part of DOJ, that is part of the executive branch, and the president is in charge of executive branch, and president is not going to assert the "executive privilege" against himself.
Fourth, using "executive privilege" to protect your own ****-ups is clearly another ****-up.
As I stated......GO BACK TO BED.
If Congress, as legislative branch, tries issuing subpoena against executive branch, we can start talking about separation of powers. Congress wants to talk to president's lawyer, well... they don't get to talk to president's lawyer. You lefties claim that Congress have oversight responsibilities, and that's truth. Just as truth is that president have executive responsibilities, and not that he could, but he must and he should use his privilege to protect the authority of the office of the president and executive branch. It's matter of the separation of powers, and the president must be able to talk to his own council, and he can determine who his own council can talk to about their conversations.
Read carefully what have I said above, and come back to me if you can find anywhere any document that can prove otherwise. Nadler word doesn't count. Yours even less than his. By the time you find it, I hope you'll grow out of puberty, and stop shitting your underwear, so we can have an adult conversation.