SALT LAKE CITY — The anonymous whistleblower whose complaint sparked an impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump could be a prized witness for the House Intelligence Committee, but must navigate a complicated legal framework to do so without facing retaliation.
California Representative Adam Schiff, who chairs the committee, hinted that such a meeting was in the works this Sunday on ABC “This Week,” saying he expected to hear from the whistleblower “very soon.”
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