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Question: President Donald Trump's first campaign manager   Corey Lewandowski   reportedly stonewalled lawmakers during an appearance before the House Intelligence Committee Wednesday.
 Lewandowski 's silence — citing executive privilege — followed the reluctance a day earlier of former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon  who similarly declined to answer some of the panel's questions.
"[Tuesday   Lewandowski ] said on Fox that he would answer every question that we had " Rep. Adam Schiff  D-Calif.  the panel's top Democrat  told reporters  per The Hill.
Schiff said  Lewandowski  has no grounds to invoke executive privilege because  he  never held a job in transition or government.
He added it "became clear within minutes of the interview"  Lewandowski  did not plan to answer their questions  although  he  told lawmakers  he  would return for another interview.
" He  has expressed a willingness to come back and answer these questions  but to me that is unacceptable to have a witness come before us and decide that for the purposes of [Wednesday's] interview  these are categories of questions I'm placing off limits " Schiff said  The Hill reported.

Answer: Corey Lewandowski


Question: Actor Scott Baio  is denying a claim made by  his  former "Charles in Charge" co-star Nicole Eggert that something inappropriate happened between the two when  she  was a minor.
Eggert tweeted Saturday to ask  Baio  about what happened in his garage when  she  was a minor.
 Baio  responded in a 16-minute Facebook Live video saying that  he  is being falsely accused of inappropriately touching and having intercourse with  her  when  she  was a minor.  Baio  said  he  and Eggert had a consensual relationship after  she  was over the age of 18.
Reps for  Baio  and Eggert did not immediately respond to request for comment.

Answer: Scott Baio


Question: PYEONGCHANG  South Korea --  Shaun  White dismissed the sexual misconduct allegations made against  him  in a 2016 lawsuit as "gossip" and hurried away from reporters trying to ask  him  more about the allegations Wednesday  just hours after winning  his  third gold medal in the men's halfpipe.
 White  has been the world's dominant snowboarder for more than a decade  winning gold medals in 2006  2010 and again this year  completing a comeback after finishing fourth in 2014.
As  White  was competing  many on social media resurfaced the details from the lawsuit by a former drummer in  White 's rock band  Bad Things. Lena Zawaideh said  White  sexually harassed and refused to pay her wages after he fired her. The lawsuit was settled in May for an undisclosed amount.
 White  was asked if the allegations might tarnish  his  reputation.
 White  immediately left the stage following the news conference while reporters continued to question  him .
"I have to get to the medal ceremony "  he  said while being ushered away by Alexakos.
In the lawsuit  Zawaideh said  White  repeatedly sexually harassed  her   forced  her  to watch pornography and told  her  how to get  her  hair cut.
The lawsuit included screengrabs of text messages allegedly sent by  White  asking about the haircut and suggesting  she  wear a provocative outfit.
The lawsuit also said  White  grabbed Zawaideh's buttocks shortly after leaving a band practice and that  he  once shoved a bottle of vodka into  her  mouth and forced  her  to drink from it. It also said that " White  stuck  his  hands down  his  pants  approached Zawaideh  and stuck  his  hands in  her  face trying to make  her  smell them." The lawsuit also says  White  tried to kiss Zawaideh at a Halloween party.
Praise for  White 's performance in Pyeongchang drew backlash on social media at a time when #MeToo and other movements are calling for more accountability about harassment and abuse.

Answer:
Shaun White