Trump's Longtime Bodyguard Schiller Faces Russia Probe Scrutiny
- Keith Schiller appears before House investigators Tuesday
- He heard nearly every Trump conversation during campaign
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As Donald Trump’s longtime bodyguard, Keith Schiller had a front row seat to key moments of Trump’s presidency, campaign and rise as a reality TV star. Now, Schiller has been asked to divulge sensitive information he learned about the president to congressional investigators.
Schiller, who started working for Trump in 1999, was questioned Tuesday behind closed doors for more than four hours by members and staff of the House Intelligence Committee looking into Russian meddling in the 2016 election. Schiller didn’t talk to reporters as he left late in the day.