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Mueller subpoena could lead Trump to take the 5th, Pete Williams says

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NBC justice correspondent Pete Williams tells TODAY that if special counsel Robert Mueller were to subpoena President Trump in the Russia investigation, the president could invoke his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination, but that would carry political risks. He says a showdown between Mueller and Trump could eventually head to court “to make some new laws and history.”May 2, 2018

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