#78: Executive Privilege Asserted, B**ches

It's a special Wednesday episode of Triggered! Storm is going to see Billy Joel in New York tomorrow, so the guys had to get in the studio to record, and what a day to do it. The president has asserted executive privilege over the Mueller report, sending hack Democrats into a frenzy. The liberal 9th Circuit Court handed down a surprise ruling regarding immigrants seeking asylum. And someone who wants to go to prison leaked some of the president's tax returns to the New York Times.

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