Impeachment inquiry: First public hearings - reaction and analysis - BBC News
An overheard phone call took centre stage in the impeachment inquiry against the US president.
Trump was just asked about the impeachment hearing during his press conference with the Turkish leader.

He took the first question from the pro-Trump One America News Network.

"You're talking about the witch hunt, is that what you mean?" the president said. "I hear it's a joke."

Noting that he did not have time to watch the hearing, he said: "This is a sham, it shouldn’t be allowed."

He again maintains his call with Zelensky was "perfect".

"I'm gonna find out who's the whistleblower, because the whistleblower gave a lot of very incorrect information about my call," Trump said.

The president added that he will be releasing a second call, presumably with Zelensky, "which actually was the first of the two" on Thursday.

Trump said he's heard the congressional evidence was just "all third-hand information, nothing direct at all. Can't be direct, because I never said it."