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Hallie Jackson

Stormy Daniels' seeks to depose Trump and his lawyer

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Robert Driscoll, Former Deputy Asst. Attorney General, breaks down what Stormy Daniels' deposition request could mean for the President and his lawyer. According to 'Clinton v. Johnson' -- the famous case of Bill Clinton as cited by Daniels' lawyer, "The President is not immune simply because he is the President". Driscoll continues to point out: "Just ask Bill Clinton, the broader risk is, you're in there under oath, you get asked a bunch of questions... and if you say something that's not true, you run into a perjury problem."March 28, 2018

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