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pot when a reporter asked her about it, she called it ridiculous, and really sick. iorah. o donnell: all right, nancy, thank you. pe president s personal attorney, rudy giuliani, has been front and center in the edandal that led to tomorrow s impeachment vote. and tonight, he is at it again, eaying he needed the u.s. ambassador to ukraine out of the way and that he told the president that. the question still remains, why? paula reid reports. he s a great person who loves cor country, and he does this out of love. po reporter: president trump says he fully supports his personal attorney, rudy giuliani, as he investigates the bidens role in ukraine and debunked theories about 2016 election interference. my job is to defend him. reporter: giuliani recently returned from ukraine, and last atght, admitted that he helped force out former u.s. ambassador marie yovanovitch. our state department, under yovanovitch, went to the police hed told them not to do the investigation.
declaring his innocence and accusing her of subverting american democracy. at the same time, democrats were laying the groundwork for tomorrow s showdown on the floor of the house. our team is standing by across the nation s capital tonight, and we re going to begin with our chief washington forrespondent, major garrett, t,o is at the white house. major, the president and the white house decided not to participate in or send lawyers to defend him during the inquiry. why this letter at the 11th hour? po reporter: you know, norah, h,e president startled people here, announcing he wanted to draft a letter lashing out at house speaker nancy pelosi and defend his legacy. some advisers urged the president instead to emphasize recent accomplishments on trade, defense spending, other issues. the president added those items to the letter but saved by far his harshest and most headline- rsabbing rhetoric for attacks on nancy pelosi. sie six-page leath had the seething, ranting format of a reside