A White House official who listened to President Trump’s phone call with Ukraine’s president said he was concerned by the conversation but heard nothing illegal, while also backing testimony that linked held-up aid to a probe of Democrat Joe Biden
WASHINGTON—A White House national security official who listened to President Trump’s July phone call with Ukraine’s president said he was concerned by the conversation but heard nothing illegal, while also backing a previous witness’s testimony that tied held-up aid to an investigation related to the Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden and his son.
Tim Morrison, who oversaw National Security Council policy on Europe and Russia from July until his departure was announced Wednesday, is among the White House officials...
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