Top Ukraine adviser Andriy Yermak refutes key impeachment testimony

A top Ukrainian official has disputed key claims made by Democratic witnesses testifying in the impeachment case against President Donald Trump, according to a recent report in Time magazine.

Andriy Yermak, the top adviser to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, said that U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland did not inform him of a quid pro quo offer when the two spoke in Warsaw last fall -- a claim Sondland made during his testimony that has become central to the Democrats' impeachment argument against the president.

Instead, Yermak said the two men briefly met by the escalator after a meeting between President Zelensky and Vice President Mike Pence, and they both agreed the meeting between the two world leaders went very well.

"Gordon [Sondland] and I were never alone together," Yermak told Time in an interview last week. "We bumped into each other in the hallway next to the escalator as I was walking out ... and I remember – everything is fine with my memory – we talked about how well the meeting went. That's all we talked about."

On Wednesday's radio program, Glenn Beck and Stu Burguiere discussed the Time interview and what Yermak's version of events mean for the Democrats' impeachment proceedings against President Trump.

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