In a tweet on Tuesday, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff said the testimony of Sondland and Volker "show the progression of Trump's efforts to press Ukraine into the service of his own personal political goals."
The White House, by contrast, claimed the release of their transcripts shows "there is even less evidence" for impeachment than previously thought.
Press secretary Stephanie Grisham said in a statement that Sondland's testimony didn't "identify any solid source" for his presumption that "there was a link to the aid" and that Volker's testimony "confirms there could not have been a quid pro quo."
"No amount of salacious media-biased headlines, which are clearly designed to influence the narrative, change the fact that the President has done nothing wrong," she added.
The impeachment inquiry, which House Speaker Nancy Pelosi initiated in late September, has entered into a new phase as Democrats began releasing transcripts of closed-door depositions with former and current Trump administration officials on Monday.
Trump has denied any wrongdoing or a "quid pro quo." The White House has refused to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry.
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