Lawmakers to Trump: If tapes exist, hand them over
The Washington Post
  • 7 years ago
After President Trump suggested that he taped his conversations with former FBI director James B. Comey, lawmakers of both political parties on May 14 said Trump ought to release any recordings that may exist.
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