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Critics question the legality of Trump's order to strike Iran

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Donald Trump's decision to bomb Iran's nuclear facilities raises new questions about the extent of the war powers a US President has - with or without congressional approval. Democrats and other critics have accused him of overstepping his authority - and even violating the US constitution.

  • Guest: Richard Painter, former White House chief ethics lawyer, under the George W Bush administration, and now a law professor at the University of Minnesota
  • Producer: Anne Barker
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Donald Trump's decision to bomb Iran's nuclear facilities raises new questions about the extent of the war powers a US President has - with or without congressional approval. Democrats and other critics have accused him of overstepping his authority - and even violating the US constitution.

  • Guest: Richard Painter, former White House chief ethics lawyer, under the George W Bush administration, and now a law professor at the University of Minnesota
  • Producer: Anne Barker
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