Trump Will Not Invoke Executive Privilege to Block Comey's Testimony

The White House has confirmed it will *not* attempt to stop James Comey from testifying before Congress. Veuer's Nick Cardona has more.

Published: 6:01 PM CDT June 5, 2017

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