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Jody Wilson-Raybould had to wait hours for permission to attend Tuesday’s cabinet meeting
The showdown between Jody Wilson-Raybould and the Trudeau team continued today, as the former Attorney General was forced to wait more than two hours before being allowed into the cabinet room today.
The showdown between Jody Wilson-Raybould and the Trudeau team continued today, as the former Attorney General was forced to wait more than two hours before being allowed into the cabinet room today.
According to the CBC, "some cabinet ministers were concerned about the optics of her unprecedented request to attend a meeting of the inner circle just a week after she'd quit cabinet."
Perhaps most interestingly, according to CBC sources, "she was unapologetic."
This likely means that she has not made up with the Trudeau team, something many pundits thought had occurred after she sat in the front row during yesterday's question period session.
The Former AG has been called to appear before the Liberal-dominated Justice Committee, but still faces a potential obstacle in her attorney-client privilege.
She has sought legal advice from former Supreme Court justice Thomas Cromwell.
This is a breaking news story and will be updated.
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