Ambassador Taylor explains Sondland stance Ukraine aid withheld pending investigation announcement by Zelensky

Ambassador William Taylor testifies under questioning by Democrat counsel Daniel Goldman of the House Select Intelligence Committee at the first public impeachment inquiry hearing that Ambassador Gordon Sondland said if Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky did not clear things up in public though Ambassador Gordon Sondland said there would be no quid pro quo there would be a stalemate and security assistance to Ukraine would not come.
Ambassador William Taylor testifies under questioning by Democrat counsel Daniel Goldman of the House Select Intelligence Committee at the first public impeachment inquiry hearing that Ambassador Gordon Sondland said if Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky did not clear things up in public though Ambassador Gordon Sondland said there would be no quid pro quo there would be a stalemate and security assistance to Ukraine would not come.
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13 November, 2019
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