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Breathtaking, and insupportable, and indeed at times it was laughable. Mr. Bannon not only refused to answer questions about meetings he had attended and conversations he had had during that time after the campaign, but it went so far as to refuse to answer questions about conversations he had after he left the administration, and with people who played no role in the administration, had never been in the administration. There is no plausible claim of privilege that could apply to those circumstances. Whats more, the only questions he would answer were questions that were literally scripted for him by the white house. A set of 25 questions that have been written out for him, to bech the answer to each must no. Whenever we saw to we sought therobe anything beyond the four corners of the specific wording of the question, he refused to answer. That is not how executive privilege works. To give you an idea of the selfserving and misleading nature of the questions written by the white house

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