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Boris Epshteyn is serving as informal outside counsel to the President, while the Office of Legal Counsel issues opinions regarding executive privilege.

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Boris Epshteyn is serving as informal outside counsel to the President, while the Office of Legal Counsel issues opinions regarding executive privilege.

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  1. The ABA subpoenaed Boris Epshteyn regarding correspondence related to his liaison work for Donald Trump, while the White House asserts presidential privilege.1 source
  2. OLC opinion on presidential privilege affects future Congressional investigations.1 source
  3. Epshteyn serves as informal outside counsel to the President, with OLC involved in executive privilege matters.1 source

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