Day Three Of House Impeachment Hearings

November 19, 2019 4:16 am

WASHINGTON (AP) – Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman says there is no ambiguity that President Donald Trump wanted Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to commit to investigate Democratic  rival Joe Biden on a July phone call.  Vindman testified in a House impeachment hearing that there was no ambiguity about Trump’s use of the word “Biden” in the phone call, which is at the heart  of the Democrats’ impeachment probe. Trump asked Zelenskiy to investigate the former vice president and his son, Hunter Biden, who was linked to a gas company in Ukraine.  In contrast, the  hearing’s other witness said Vice President Mike Pence did not request the investigations in his own conversations with Zelenskiy.  Jennifer Williams, a State Department employee detailed to Pence’s office, said he never brought up the investigations. (Photo:  CNN)