Talk:Brian D. Miller (attorney)

Doesn't Trump's statements to ignore the Act's provisions go somewhere else?
From this: Wouldn't this belong in a (SIGPR) Special Inspector General for Pandemic Recovery article instead, or maybe the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act wp article?

"As a part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, a provision was included that the Special Inspector General would report directly to Congress. Trump later stated that he would ignore the provision, and that any information shared with Congress would be vetted by him. The decision was condemned by lawmakers, including Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, Richard Blumenthal, and others.  Montana Senator Jon Tester and Utah Senator Mitt Romney also drafted a letter to the president in support of an independent Special Inspector General." See

See earlier Trump believes the IG overseeing the $500 billion relief fund will first need his permission to make reports to Congress. In a signing statement, released hours after Trump signed the bill, Trump suggested he can gag the IG and can decide what information the IG could share with Congress. X1\ (talk) 18:12, 7 April 2020 (UTC)
 * Charlie Savage, Trump Suggests He Can Gag Inspector General for Stimulus Bailout Program; In a signing statement, the president undermined a key safeguard Democrats had insisted upon as a condition of approving $500 billion in corporate relief in the $2 trillion law. March 27, 2020 NYT
 * Lauren Hirsch, Trump pushes back against congressional oversight for $500 billion bailout fund Mar 28, 2020 CNBC

vow, White House Counsel, and March 27; add?
Miller vowed to resist pressure from Trump or administration officials seeking to undermine his independence. Miller is also a member of his White House counsel’s office. His position was created by the $2.2 trillion coronavirus relief law signed on March 27. 

X1\ (talk) 06:49, 7 May 2020 (UTC)