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he says, look, it s not happening. he went on to say the offer for lawmakers to submit written questions for his client still stands but he is concerned the republicans. he wants to remind congress what the role whistleblower plays in our government. republicans and the president push to oust the whistleblower but others are pushing back to protect their anonymity. how does that happen? let s go to a white house ethics lawyer and professor of university of law at the university of minnesota. good morning to you, sir. well, good morning. when it comes to protections of a whistleblower, we expect that these would be really strong. you want to protect these people because they are crucial to understanding how how democracy
constitution. it s important to remember that before the inauguration he was adamant that his sons were running his business, which would include the golf resort. he said in november 2016 that, quote, i will be leaving my great business in total, and he said he would never talk to his kids about it, made a big show of that claim. more than a month later said he turned over complete, total control to his sons, never speak to them again about it. today complete and total control sounded kind of like an afterthought. i own a property in florida. i was going to do it at no cost or give it free if i got a ruling. but i would have given it for nothing. it s a lot of money i would have given away like i give away my salary. i was willing to do this for free. it would have been the greatest g7 ever. and i would have said to my family, because they run my business now. i don t run my business. hmm. joined now by a former white house ethics lawyer under george w. bush, richard painter. he s
was granted a temporary restraining order delaying the funeral and burial. it was originally scheduled for today. the order gives marquese jefferson full authority to make arrangements for the services. a private wake was held last night, but without jefferson s body due to the order. there will be a hearing on monday to decide whether the restraining order should continue. president trump is getting some fierce criticism for picking his florida resort to host next year s g7 summit. critics say the choice is a brazen conflict of interest that violates the kooinconstitution e president directed a major contract towards himself. let s talk about it with richard painter, a former white house ethics lawyer and law professor at the university of minnesota. welcome back. thank you, my friend. so you know clause 8, the emoluments clause of the constitution says that a u.s. office holder cannot accept