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Deadline White House

Moving past the whistleblower, to the possible criminality

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Former chief of staff for the CIA and Defense Department Jeremy Bash, MoveOn’s Karine Jean-Pierre, former RNC chairman Michael Steele, LA Times’ Eli Stokols, MSNBC’s John Heilemann, and former undersecretary of state for public policy Rick Stengel on how the whistleblower story has now moved past the actual whistleblower and onto the potential crimes he or she brought attention toSept. 20, 2019

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    Andrew Weissmann: Garland’s message to Trump was ‘put up or shut up’

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  • Laurence Tribe: 'The death of truth' is the most serious problem we face

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  • Joyce Vance: Concerns about classified documents include ‘spills and spoilation’

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  • GOP transforms from the party of law and order

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  • Andrew Weissmann: Garland had to have thought that Trump wouldn’t comply with a subpoena

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