Trump Ex-Counsel McGahn Ordered by Judge to Testify to Congress

A court ruling has determined that administration officials cannot claim blanket immunity to avoid testifying before Congress, though they may invoke executive privilege. This decision could impact testimonies from key figures like John Bolton and Don McGann, who are central to investigations into the president's actions, including the impeachment inquiry and the Mueller probe. The ruling challenges the administration's stance and could provide Congress with direct testimonies, addressing criticisms of relying on second-hand accounts.

What are the implications of the testimonies from officials like John Bolton and Michael Pompeo?

What concerns have been raised regarding the reliance on second-hand testimony in the impeachment inquiry?