On November 19, 2021, former President Donald Trump compared the Department of Justice’s refusal to release documents pertaining to the January 6 Capitol Hill attack to the controversial handling of the Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report before the 2020 presidential election. He argued against the implications of executive privilege being utilized to protect some information, noting that he did not invoke this during his term when dealing with the Mueller investigation. Critics of this comparison say it’s not entirely valid, as the circumstances surrounding the Mueller report and the Capitol attack are very different. The discussion continues to attract debate regarding the transparency and accountability of government administration both in the past and current.
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