In a statement released Friday, the Utah Republican who’s butted heads with President Donald Trump said he was “sickened” by the dishonesty and misdirection of both the president and aides. He blasted the Trump campaign for warmly accepting Russia’s help during the 2016 election and not telling U.S. law enforcement.
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