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Trump to Congress: See you in court

Trump predicts White House impeachment fight with Congress will become a ‘Supreme Court’ case

President Donald Trump responds to a question from a reporter at an event for the signing of two executive orders aimed at greater governmental transparency at the White House Wednesday. (Win McNamee/Getty Images)

By Graham MacGillivray and John T. Bennett

Posted October 9, 2019 at 5:55pm

President Donald Trump, answering questions from reporters for the first time in several days, predicted a letter the White House sent Tuesday to Democrats announcing it will not cooperate with the impeachment inquiry likely will become a “Supreme Court case.”

Democrats have said they’ll consider White House refusal to cooperate as obstructing justice as it builds its case against President Donald Trump.

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