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narratives that americans can look to see while the administration is trying to push something on an administration level this week. what are you hearing on that? lest reporting i ve seen is that the wte house is likely to balk, not likely to try to invoke executive privilege to try to prevent comey from speaking. there are questions even if they were to pull that card, whether it would be successful in part because president trump has already spoken publicly and tweeted about these conversations with comey, which undermines part of the argument they might try to make that these are matters of national security meant to remain confidential. and even trying to invoke executive privilege would probably create a bigger political firestorm than its worth given that ultimately comey is likely to be able to at least have something to say about those conversations he had