Ty Cobb on DoJ’s Communication Privilege: To Cover People Like Steve Bannon and Navarro Who Went to Jail, the Constitution Does Not Support It

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COBB: "So in taking the extension of executive privilege first, the Constitution does not by any means support the interpretation that the Justice Department issued this week on the eve of or actually on, immediately after blanche’s confirmation, the extension of executive privilege to private parties has no has no basis in law or fact. And it’s designed to cover people like Steve Bannon, who went to jail trying to fraudulently assert executive privilege. Navarro, who also went to jail falsely trying to assert executive privilege when None had been, when None had been claimed. And actually, navarro was a government official at the time. So this is not for any other purpose than to hide Trump’s corruption, his his dealings with private parties that are designed to foment and and persist in the dangers that are happening in America right now."