Federal Court To Hear Arguments Over Former Pres. Trump's Documents

The transcript discusses the legal battle over the release of former President Trump's records to the January 6th Committee. Trump claims executive privilege to prevent the release, citing the Nixon v GSA case. The court, however, has rejected this claim, with Judge Tanya Chutkan stating that presidents are not kings. Trump's legal team argues that releasing the records would harm the separation of powers and cause irreparable harm. The committee argues that executive privilege is not absolute and that the records are crucial for understanding the January 6th events. The investigation faces challenges, with subpoenas issued to Trump aides, but compliance remains low.

What are the implications of the argument that executive privilege is not absolute?

What actions has the January 6th committee taken against former Trump aides and allies?