- President Trump admits hediscussed former VP Joe Biden

with the president of the Ukraine,

but denies any wrongdoing.

Democrats say there's one way to find out,

release the transcriptsof that phone call.

- The conversation I hadwas largely congratulatory.

- [Amber] The Trumpadministration is defending

the July 25th conversation,which the Wall Street Journal

says Mr. Trump pressuredthe Ukrainian president

about eight times to investigatepolitical rival Joe Biden.

The Trump administrationis accusing the former VP

of working to get rid ofa Ukrainian prosecutor

who was reportedly looking into a company

where Joe Biden's son Hunterserved as a board member.

- Trump's doing this because he knows

I'll beat him like a drum.

- [Amber] President isdefending that conversation

in a tweet calling thereport a "media con"

and saying there was no pressure.

The Ukrainian Foreign Minister

also coming to Mr. Trump's defense.

The incident also coincideswith a whistleblower complaint

that reportedly involvesMr. Trump's phone call

with a foreign leader.

Democrats have not been able to obtain

that complaint from the administration,

but want to see if the twoincidents are connected.

They accused the presidentof offering a quid pro quo

to the Ukrainians and that impeachment

may be the only solution.

- If the president is essentiallywithholding military aid

at the same time thathe is trying to browbeat

a foreign leader intodoing something illicit,

then that may be the only remedy.

- [Amber] That same WallStreet Journal story

says there's no mention of a quid pro quo.

And officials say it's highly unlikely.

- I watched this presidentevaluate a how and when

and to the extent we shouldprovide support to Ukraine.

Those conversations havealways been 100% appropriate,

100% lawful.

- Now Speaker Nancy Pelosihas always been lukewarm

on the idea of impeachment,but she's giving

the administration untilThursday to turn over

that whistleblower complaintor face more investigations.

Amber Strong, CBN News.