Good evening. We begin tonight at the end. The end for now of House impeachment testimony

in the intelligence committee. House Judiciary takes it up after Thanksgiving break and

saved to say what we've heard already gives them plenty to work with, not to mention

quite a few new leads and new witnesses to pursue. One of the witnesses today was himself

a new lead, a late addition, David Holmes, political affairs counselor at the U.S. Embassy

in Kiev. But the star was Fiona Hill, former senior director for Europe and Russia, the

National Security Council. Her attorney joins us exclusively in just a moment. Dr. Hill

had a front-row view from inside the White House as portions of the country's foreign

policy and national security institutions were used or co-opted into serving what she

says she recognized to be the president's personal political agenda. Here's how she

describes Ambassador Sonland's role. He was being involved in a domestic political

errand and we were being involved in national security foreign policy and those two things

had just diverged. So he was correct and I had not put my finger on that at the moment,

but I was irritated with him and angry with him that he wasn't fully coordinating. And

I did say to him, Ambassador Sonland Gordon, I think this is all going to blow up and here

we are. And here we are, a domestic political errand. She called it. Her boss, National

Security Advisor John Bolton, knew about it. Ambassador Sonland has already testified that

he kept Bolton in the loop along with acting chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, Vice President

Pans and others who have yet to testify or are being prevented from talking. She confirmed

today that Ambassador Bolton did in fact call what was happening a drug deal and he did

he scorn upon the president's point man, alleged bag man and private attorney Rudy Giuliani.

What do you think he meant by his characterization of Giuliani as a hand grenade?

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