The intelligence official initially filed a complaint about Trump’s dealings with Ukraine with the CIA, which then alerted the White House and the DOJ. John Demers, who leads the national security division, went to the White House the next day to review materials associated with the call. It was during that period that the DOJ also received a notification from the intelligence community’s inspector-general about a whistleblower complaint. The timeline raises questions about how the White House and the DOJ handled the complaint. The complaint also alleges that the White House sought to “lock down” details of the call by moving it onto a secure, classified computer system.

Source: The Telegraph September 27, 2019 06:00 UTC