A key witness in the Trump impeachment probe said in Russia this 'would surely cost me my life'
A key witness in the House impeachment probe on Tuesday offered starkly personal testimony to lawmakers, as it was reported the Army was prepared to move him to a military base to ensure his security:
The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday that the Army is prepared to move Vindman and his family onto a military base to ensure their security if it is determined that they are in physical danger. U.S. officials told the Journal that Army security officials in recent weeks conducted a security assessment at Vindman’s request, reviewing both his and his family’s physical security and their online security.
Trump has attacked Vindman as a “Never Trumper,” but hasn’t produced evidence. Fox News host Laura Ingraham has described Vindman as “working inside the White House, apparently against the president’s interests.”
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