NEW: The first Office of Management and Budget official to break ranks amid the House's impeachment inquiry into Pres. Trump arrived for his closed-door testimony.
The first Office of Management and Budget official to break ranks amid the House's impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump arrived Saturday for his closed-door testimony.
Mark Sandy, a career White House official and former OMB director, is testifying under subpoena -- against White House orders. Investigators hope he will be able to shed new light the circumstances surrounding the withholding of military aid to Ukraine over the summer, and how the aid was eventually released on Sept. 11.
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