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1. Can he "un-waive" something? Seems unlikely. One cannot un-ring a bell.

Tue Apr 23, 2019, 10:08 PM

Apr 2019

I'm just not sure about this since I'm not an attorney. It seems to me, though, this is not going to fly too far.

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Trump intends to assert Executive Privilege in areas where he waived it [View all] COLGATE4 Apr 2019 OP

Can he "un-waive" something? Seems unlikely. One cannot un-ring a bell. bitterross Apr 2019 #1

A waived bell can not be un-rung. madaboutharry Apr 2019 #3

Doesn't impeachment nullify Executive Privilege? (n/t) forgotmylogin Apr 2019 #6

He can no longer exert Exec privilege over McGahn. berni_mccoy Apr 2019 #2

Everyone here is missing the point, watoos Apr 2019 #7

After a review by forum hosts...locking. Omaha Steve Apr 2019 #8