Cipollone in a sentence

Cipollone and Philbin appear again before a grand jury following Trump’s unsuccessful effort to invoke executive privilege, media outlets report.

His colleague, ECB executive board representative Cipollone, added that if incoming data confirms the scenario envisioned in the March forecasts, the ECB should be ready to roll back its restrictive monetary policy stance quickly.

Cipollone is one of the lawyers representing Trump in the Senate trial.

Cipollone pointed out that many people have more free time, and may have also received money from the government that they want to put toward getting a tattoo.

Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff, the lead House impeachment manager, zeroed in on The Times‘ report and Cipollone as the trial resumed on Friday, reiterating his calls for witnesses.

For Cipollone, the trial will be a high-profile appearance for the typically low-profile lawyer, who has stayed well below the radar during more than a year in the job.

Guess they'll start with Cipollone tomorrow, he's the most stable, if not articulate.

Schiff spoke after White House counsel Pat Cipollone spoke briefly on behalf of President Trump, in support of the rules and calling on the Senate to acquit the president as soon as possible.

This exposes a massive and disqualifying conflict that Pat Cipollone has been concealing from the Senate and the Chief Justice.

When Cipollone referenced the presidential candidates, saying they would rather be in Iowa, Warren gave him a stony glare and Sanders' brow furrowed even more.

White House counsel Pat Cipollone added: “The president has done nothing wrong.

White House counsel Pat Cipollone said Mr. Trump's lawyers don't expect to take the full 24 hours allotted to them, but there will be arguments from some familiar faces.

But an assertion of executive privilege like this — over the president’s conversations with someone who wasn’t even a government employee — is not at all as “long-settled” as Cipollone claims, and in fact is highly controversial.

Cipollone pointed out that the OSC provided the White House with a copy of the report on Conway at 5 p.m. on May 29 and demanded a response by 9 a.m. the following morning.

For one thing, as Mr. Cipollone’s letter correctly notes, House Democrats gave President Nixon some of these protections during their impeachment inquiry in 1974, as did House Republicans with President Clinton in 1998.

McConnell and Cipollone were able to reach a consensus on trial proceedings, establishing that House Democratic impeachment managers would present their case first, followed by Trump's lawyers with his defense.

McConnell, during an interview with Fox News, repeatedly pledged that he will be in sync with White House Counsel Pat Cipollone, whom he met privately with on Thursday, according to The Hill newspaper.

Moreover, Cipollone argued that because there has been no formal vote to begin an impeachment inquiry, there is no official process underway and accordingly the administration is not required to comply.

Soon after, Cipollone called back, saying Trump wanted Spencer to reinstate Gallachper’s rank to chief.

While Cipollone was correct that in some ways Pelosi is handling impeachment differently than her Nixon and Clinton-era predecessors, it is not clear that she has any constitutional obligation to follow those precedents.