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Today's top story.

Impeachment hearings slated to go public next week with Ukraine, Sharjah de Fair.

I thought the guy was the ambassador to Ukraine, but he wasn't.

Bill Taylor, widely touted, of course,

as the most upstanding diplomat on the face of the earth.

You might remember his testimony from, well, I guess you wouldn't remember it unless you read the dozens

and dozens of pages of testimony that they're dribbling out to the public that is getting

sifted through and sound-bitted by CNN and that crowd.

Fortunately we have our own sifters and sound-bitters and

and Dean tweeted this is

is a quote and this isn't first hand. This is a quote and this isn't firsthand. It's not

second hand. It's not third hand rep Lee Zelden Republican from New York said to Taylor I guess

it's not a direct quote from it's quotes from the transcript but it's not like

verbatim but if I understand this

correctly you're telling us that Tim Morrison told you that Ambassador

Sandlin told him that the president told Ambassador Sandlin that Zellensky would have to open an investigation into Biden.

That's correct, Taylor admitted.

So do you have any other source that the president's goal in making this request was anything other than the New York Times?

Zelda asked, I have not talked to the president, Taylor said.

I have no other information from what the president was thinking.

So this is the blockbuster who's going to open the impeachment hearings publicly next week.

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