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needed with the ukrainian government and the president, president trump, pulled the plug to sigi schmid nalto act. he wanted them involved in the investigation. >> i want to read another passage where you describe what happened after you told your brother and how you decided to report it up the chain of command. once the responsible people up the chain of command with the people with proper clearens learned of the president's actions we could act. we could figure out how to advise the president on the gross error in judge, walk back and cancel his inappropriate demand and continue to move to stabilizing relationships and executing a cogent foreign policy. it was our collective duty to assess the damage, manage the fallout, have the most senior counselors rein him in. that was the process i planned to start. >> that's exactly right. >> didn't unfold that way? >> it didn't. but it culminated in something close to the accountability. it culminated way outside of the scope what i would consider at the moment. it certainly unfolded where congress took action, investigated the president's wrongdo

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