Spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said the White House believed there was a "legitimate reason and basis for not answering those questions." She declined to provide details.
(Reporting by Steve Holland; Writing by Justin Mitchell; Editing by Tim Ahmann)President's son had legitimate reasons to not answer House panel questions: White House
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