Whistle-blower revealed

Oh hey, didn't see you there. Head into your Friday smarter with this Thursday debrief. So that's who the whistle-blower is... A whistle-blower filed a complaint against Trump, setting the stage for the impeachment inquiry and leaving people with one big question: Who is this person? The whistle-blower is a CIA officer who was detailed to work at the White House at one point, according to the New York Times.  Here's what you need to know: We still don't know the whistle-blower's name. The whistle-blower sent a complaint to Congress that outlines allegations against Trump soliciting help from the Ukranian president. The whistle-blower said they didn't have direct knowledge of Trump's phone call with the Ukranian president, but they heard multiple accounts from concerned officials. Psst: If you keep hearing the word whistle-blower, but you don't really understand what it means...we've got you covered ⬇️ Highly quotable "We are opening our arms and hearts to welcome you here." This is what Saudi Tourism Chairman Ahmed Al-Khateeb said when he announced that the country will open tourist visa applications to 49 countries and relax dress code requirements for foreign women. "I am not familiar with any prior instances where a whistle-blower complaint touched on such complicated and sensitive issues, including executive privilege." This is what Acting Director of National Intelligence John Maguire said today on Capitol Hill. Significant figures 805. That's how many vaping-related illnesses have been reported to the CDC. 43. That's how many students are still missing in southern Mexico five years after they were allegedly taken by police and handed over to a local drug gang. News from around the world In Hong Kong, about 150 people were randomly drawn from a pool of 20,000 to have a conversation with Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam.  In Indonesia, thousands of people gathered to protest a new criminal code that would ban pre-marital sex. What's good Mattel just released a line of gender-neutral dolls. The Barbie maker worked with kids, physicians and parents to launch a line of dolls with various skin tones, different hairstyles and versatile clothes.   You made it this far... Now tell your friends to sign up here. Watch your inbox for our next newsletter tomorrow. -Alexis Benveniste FOLLOW US SEND TO A FRIEND You received this message because you are subscribed to Bloomberg's TicToc Tonight newsletter. Unsubscribe | Bloomberg.com | Contact Us Bloomberg L.P. 731 Lexington, New York, NY, 10022