Story highlights House intelligence ranking member Adam Schiff's accusation marks a turn from just one day agoThe intelligence reports at the White House are at the center of two weeks of chaos(CNN) The top Democrat on the House Russia investigation, Rep. Adam Schiff, said Wednesday President Donald Trump personally promised documents at the center of "unmasking" allegations would be made available to all members of the House intelligence committee, but that White House staff is fighting those documents' release. "The President, when I met with him, said that he is happy to have whoever we wanted review the documents. His staff has opposed that, they were opposed to even letting my own staff review the documents, my staff director," Schiff told CNN Wednesday. He added, "But as yet we have not been able to make those documents available to the full committee." CNN has reached out to the White House for comment on Schiff's characterization, and have not yet received a response.

Source: CNN April 05, 2017 16:53 UTC