Kellogg, Pence’s top national security adviser, listened in on the call from the Situation Room, which was the standard practice, but "did not see it as unusual or flag any concerns about it to the vice president."

Kellogg, Pence’s top national security adviser, listened in on the call from the Situation Room, which was the standard practice, but "did not see it as unusual or flag any concerns about it to the vice president."https://t.co/tPslDfIl40

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