Good evening. We've just learned about a new witness coming forward in the Ukraine

affair. This time from the White House, that's our breaking news, and it comes on the

eve of testimony from another witness. It was reportedly there at a restaurant in Ukraine

while EU ambassador Gordon Sondland talked by cell phone to President Trump. He'll be

interviewed behind closed doors tomorrow by House lawmakers. Also tomorrow in a very public

hearing testimony from the former ambassador to Ukraine, whom President Trump had called

to quote bad news. There's the exact words that he used to describe Marie Ivanovich,

bad news. He called her during his July 25th phone conversation with Ukraine's president

before saying quote, well, she's going to go through some things. It's unlikely the

president meant it this way, but tomorrow one of the things she'll be going through will

be providing evidence to Congress. As significant as her testimony may turn out to be, it could

be a cliff by what David Holmes, a staffer at the U.S. Embassy in Kiev, tells lawmakers

away from the cameras. His story of, as we mentioned, a potentially key phone call came

to light and surprise testimony yesterday from his boss, Bill Taylor, now the top diplomat,

U.S. diplomat in Ukraine.

The member of my staff could hear President Trump on the phone asking Ambassador Sondland

about the investigations. Ambassador Sondland told President Trump the Ukrainians were ready

to move forward. Following the call with President Trump, the member of my staff asked Ambassador

Sondland what President Trump thought about Ukraine.

Ambassador Sondland responded that President Trump cares more about the investigations

of Biden, which Giuliani was pressing for.

Ambassador Sondland is, of course, Gordon Sondland, a ambassador to the European Union and

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