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The DOJ memo on privilege for outside advisers

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A Justice Department Office of Legal Counsel memo issued Aug. 11 extends executive privilege to President Trump’s communications with private advisers outside the administration when tied to official duties. The report does not describe any challenge, revision or resolution; the memo’s validity and scope remain open.

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    1. Update 1DOJ Memo Shields Trump's Outside Advisers From Congress and Courts

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      DOJ Memo Shields Trump's Outside Advisers From Congress and Courts

      A 21-page OLC opinion says Trump can shield talks with private advisers from Congress and courts, setting up a fight over oversight if Democrats retake the House.

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      • No verified text names the affected advisers or shows how judges will treat the claim.

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    People

    • Boris EpshteynAmerican political strategist and attorney1 report
    • Chuck SchumerAmerican politician (born 1950)1 report
    • Donald TrumpPresident of the United States (2017–2021; since 2025)1 report
    • Todd BlancheAmerican attorney (born 1974)1 report

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    • WashingtonWashington, DC, USA1 report

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