John Ratcliffe and Mike Pompeo disputed Gen. Mark Milley’s recounting of the situation surrounding his controversial call with his Chinese counterpart.
Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, spoke
with Gen. Li Zuocheng of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army in late
October and early January to dissuade them of a possible attack. The
details of the call, including Milley's promise to warn Li of an
incoming attack, which led to allegations of treason, were revealed by
Watergate reporter Bob Woodward and Washington Post reporter Robert Costa in their new book Peril...........Milley guaranteed to the House committee on Wednesday that the intelligence that China
was concerned about a possible attack was in the president's daily
brief and was provided to the vice president, director of national
intelligence, the CIA director, and the secretary of defense.
Both Ratcliffe, then the director of national
intelligence, and Pompeo, then the secretary of state, have rebutted
that they were in the loop regarding the calls.............Similarly, Pompeo told SiriusXM’s The Megyn Kelly Show that he has “no recollection of Gen. Miller briefing me in the way he described.” He also claimed that “it’s certain” he didn’t tell former Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows because “Meadows would have called me immediately.”...........To Read More....
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