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Larry Klayman of Judicial Watch should file suit if necessary to stop the President from improperly invoking the claim of "executive privilege." There are certainly situations when confidentiality in the work of the Presidency and the executive branch is called for but it shouldn't apply to events surrounding a criminal investigation undertaken against a former President. And Congress does have the right to know if the decisions made then served justice. We must under no circumstances allow this administration to set a precedent for the possible abuse of power by either the President or his underlings down the road. We did not elect President Bush to be William Jefferson Clinton II and Judicial Watch should do everything possible to see to it "executive privilege" isn't invoked as a cover to conceal past or future crimes from the American people. Never again!!!