“At its core, the doctrine of executive privilege is intended to preserve the ability of a President to receive confidential advice from the President’s closest advisors. It is NOT intended to shield a President from congressional testimony of the utmost national importance....”

“At its core, the doctrine of executive privilege is intended to preserve the ability of a President to receive confidential advice from the President’s closest advisors. It is NOT intended to shield a President from congressional testimony of the utmost national importance....” https://t.co/aBpCFGTU2I

— Joshua A. Geltzer (@jgeltzer) July 24, 2019