Trump's firing of State Dept watchdog may be 'unlawful,' Pelosi says

House Democrats claim that Sec. of State Mike Pompeo personally recommended Linick's sacking because the inspector general "had opened an investigation into wrongdoing by Sec. Pompeo himself."

U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) delivers remarks on the status of the impeachment inquiry on Capitol Hill in Washington, U.S., December 5, 2019

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MAY 18, 2020 12:18

Trump's firing of State Dept watchdog may be 'unlawful,' Pelosi says

House Democrats claim that Sec. of State Mike Pompeo personally recommended Linick's sacking because the inspector general "had opened an investigation into wrongdoing by Sec. Pompeo himself."

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Trump's firing of State Dept watchdog may be 'unlawful,' Pelosi says

House Democrats claim that Sec. of State Mike Pompeo personally recommended Linick's sacking because the inspector general "had opened an investigation into wrongdoing by Sec. Pompeo himself."

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