Tim Morrison To Testify In Public Impeachment Hearing Tuesday

Morrison, a former National Security Council member, is set to testify in the House impeachment inquiry into President Trump. With a 17-year career as a Republican staffer, Morrison's testimony is crucial, especially after Bill Taylor's mention of him. Despite the White House's attempts to prevent his appearance, Morrison resigned and confirmed Trump's withholding of military aid to Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden. He expressed concerns about Trump's dealings with Ukraine and discussed the EU's involvement with Fiona Hill.

What was Morrison's last congressional position before joining the National Security Council?

• Policy Director for the House Armed Services Committee

• Chief of Staff for the Senate

• Advisor to the President

• Ambassador to Ukraine

Why did the committee subpoena Morrison?

• To investigate his role in the Senate

• To question his political affiliations

• To confirm Bill Taylor's testimony

• To discuss his future plans

What did Morrison confirm about the July 25th call with Ukraine?

• It was a routine diplomatic call

• The call was about trade agreements

• The call was not recorded

• Military aid was withheld to pressure Ukraine

What concern did Morrison express to the National Security Council's attorneys?

• The appointment of a new ambassador

• The President's dealings with Ukraine

• The involvement of the EU in Ukraine

• The legality of withholding military aid

What was Fiona Hill's concern regarding Gordon Sondland?

• His involvement in Ukraine despite it not being in the EU

• His relationship with the President

• His lack of experience

• His diplomatic skills