Whether the Trump administration has engaged in any improper effort to intimidate or threaten whistleblowers under your jurisdiction or others who are seeking to expose misconduct by Trump administration officials.
Jerry Nadler: “Whether the Trump administration has engaged in any improper effort to intimidate or threaten whistleblowers under your…”
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Nadler questioned the Inspector General about potential intimidation of whistleblowers by the Trump administration.
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