Pompeo on testifying in Trump impeachment probe: 'When the time is right, all good things happen'
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo played coy when asked at the State Department on Tuesday if he would testify in the House impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump.
A reporter had asked the top U.S. diplomat about a series of tweets Trump had sent earlier in which the president said he "would love" to have Pompeo and others testify about the "hoax." "When the time is right, all good things happen," Pompeo said cryptically during a press briefing on a range of domestic and foreign issues including new sanctions against a Cuban company and the death of an American citizen in Afghanistan.
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