Ousted Ambassador ‘feels threatened by Trump’

Ousted United States (U.S.) Ambassador to Ukraine, Marie Yovanovitch, testifies to Congress that she felt threatened by President, Donald Trump’s disparaging comments about her in a July phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
She also described how she was recalled from Kiev in  the middle of the night after being told by U.S. officials they were no longer able to protect me, apparently under directions from the White House.
“It was terrible, it was not the way I wanted my career to end,’’ she says.
When asked if she felt threatened by Trump telling Zelensky that  she’s going to go through some things,’’ she says clearly: `I did.’
Asked for further reaction, she says she was shocked, appalled, devastated that the president of the U.S would talk about any ambassador like that to a foreign head of state.
“And it was me. I couldn’t believe it.’’