... sleep less." Long witness list, quick timeline Schiff's committee has been negotiating to interview the whistleblower who began the firestorm by reporting to the inspector general for the intelligence community that Trump had urged the investigations on a July phone call with Zelenskiy. Schiff told ABC's "This Week ...
... Clearly they were discussing in my view this together and he stepped forward to present their collective knowledge. I also -- I'm guessing -- that the inspector general that investigated this pursuant to the law did probably -- it's not been reported yet -- interview those six people because he would have ...
... to be going back to -- basically coming back into D.C. on Friday and -- early next week, at least -- and having a hearing with the inspector general Michael Atkinson. He's supposed to be testifying behind closed doors about basically the handling of this call. Also, three House committees subpoenaed ...
... and lawmakers. The New York Times reported it is an intelligence official, not part of the White House staff, who sent a complaint to the Inspector General of the Intelligence community. The complaint contains accounts and concerns reported to the whistleblower. Lawmakers have said this person may testify soon, which ...
... Trump's dealings with Ukraine with the CIA, which then alerted the White House and the Justice Department, before filing with the intelligence community's inspector general, a process that granted the individual more legal protection. The person familiar with the matter, as well as another person with knowledge of ...
... Justice Department. Democrats questioned that, if the president's own DOJ was a reliable arbiter. Rep. Joaquin Castro, D-Texas: If your office of the inspector general is not able to investigate, then who is able to investigate? Joseph Maguire: Although it didn't come to the committee, the complaint ...
... her identity could be adequately protected without Maguire's blessing. The unidentified whistleblower submitted a complaint to Michael Atkinson, the U.S. government's intelligence inspector general, in August. Maguire then blocked release of the complaint to Congress, citing issues of presidential privilege and saying the complaint did not deal ...
... the White House would know the identity of the whistle-blower? Larry Pfeiffer: No, the whistle-blower should be being protected by the I.C. inspector general and the intelligence community. So the president of the United States shouldn't know the whistle-blower's name, unless the whistle-blower ...
... office our national security and the integrity" of our elections. The unidentified whistleblower submitted a complaint to Michael Atkinson, the U.S. government's intelligence inspector general, in August. Maguire then blocked release of the complaint to Congress, citing issues of presidential privilege and saying the complaint did not deal ...
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