Rep. Nadler said the White House's “absolute immunity” claims are “absolute nonsense as a matter of law”
appeared before the House on Wednesday—and, true to the White House's pattern of stonewalling Democrats, lawmakers weren't able to get much out of her.
Hicks's testimony marked the latest instance of the White House's escalating attempts to stonewall House Democrats, which have so far included ignoring subpoenas, refusing to turn over documents, and using executive privilege to even shield testimony from
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