by an anonymous whistleblower

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by an anonymous whistleblower Letter to Chairman Burr and Chairman Schiff… (2019)

Mr. Giuliani also stated: “We’re not meddling in an election, we’re meddling in an investigation, which we have a right to do... There’s nothing illegal about it... Somebody could say it’s improper. And this isn’t foreign policy—I’m asking them to do an investigation that they’re doing already and that other people are telling them to stop. And I’m going to give them reasons why they shouldn’t stop it because that information will be very, very helpful to my client, and may turn out to be helpful to my government.”
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by an anonymous whistleblower Letter to Chairman Burr and Chairman Schiff… (2019)

During this same timeframe, multiple U. S. officials told me that the Ukrainian leadership was led to believe that a meeting or phone call between the President and President Zelenskyy would depend on whether Zelenskyy showed willingness to “play ball” on the issues that had been publicly aired by Mr. Lutsenko and Mr. Giuliani. (Note: This was the general understanding of the state of affairs as conveyed to me by U. S. officials from late May into early July. I do not know who delivered this message to the Ukrainian leadership, or when.) See Enclosure for additional information.
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by an anonymous whistleblower Letter to Chairman Burr and Chairman Schiff… (2019)

There is ample open-source information about the efforts I describe below, including statements by the President and Mr. Giuliani. In addition, based on my personal observations, there is discretion with respect to the classification of private comments by or instructions from the President, including his communications with foreign leaders; information that is not related to U. S. foreign policy or national security—such as the information contained in this document, when separated from the Enclosure—is generally treated as unclassified.
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