KING: On the breaking news developing on the impeachment inquiry. Remember Kurt Volker, the President's Former Special Envoy to Ukraine, was the star witness. Nine hours up on Capitol Hill yesterday. They have just released an opening statement testimony he provided to the lawmakers. Let's get straight up to Capitol Hill. CNN's Congressional Correspondent Lauren Fox. Lauren, what are the highlights?</s>LAUREN FOX, CNN CONGRESSIONAL REPORTER: Good morning, that's right. So basically what Kurt Volker said behind closed doors was exactly what we are seeing here in this statement. Basically, one of the arguments that Volker made was that the President was very skeptical of Ukraine. What he said in his opening statement was the President was skeptical. Given Ukraine's history of corruption, that's understandable. He said Ukraine was a corrupt country, full of terrible people. He said that he tried to take me down in the course of that conversation. He referenced conversations with Mayor Giuliani, and it was clear to me that despite the positive news and recommendations being conveyed by this official delegation about the new President, President Trump had a deeply rooted negative view on Ukraine rooted in the past. He was clearly receiving other information from other sources, including Mayor Giuliani that was more negative, causing him to retain this negative view. That's just one of the arguments that Volker made behind closed doors yesterday, John. It was also clear that Volker was saying he had deep skepticism that anything about Joe Biden--
Kurt Volker Statement Details Warning he Gave Rudy Giuliani.