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4. Me too, but still it is more complex than just subpoena her and she shows up and tesifies.

Sat Jan 12, 2019, 11:40 PM

Jan 2019

As I said, I'm sure Schiff could make a good case for it and the whole landscape may (hopefully) change rapidly with the latest info coming out.

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Can Congress Subpoena The Interpreter From Trump's Putin Meeting? Experts Aren't Sure. [View all] Amaryllis Jan 2019 OP

Note that 'experts' who said no are Republicans dalton99a Jan 2019 #1

*ahem* Roland99 Jan 2019 #2

Not if it's based on the Constitution, it can't. n/t Igel Jan 2019 #8

Tribe isn't as sure as you seem to be. onenote Jan 2019 #11

The only problem I can see is that it may interfere with Mueller's BigmanPigman Jan 2019 #3

The exceptional is used to set precedent. Igel Jan 2019 #9

i remember when this happened.......... Takket Jan 2019 #6

The usual rules for interpreters at such meetings are simple. Igel Jan 2019 #10