During the 2016 election season, Andrii Telizhenko, one of the officials at the Embassy in Ukraine, was approached by Alexandra Chalupa who worked for the DNC. She wanted to solicit the Ukraine government to dig up some dirt on Donald Trump and Paul Manafort prior to the election in November.

Telizhenk is the whistleblower exposed Obama and the DNC’s corrupt dealings with Ukraine.

One America News’ Jack Posobiec was able to speak with Telizhenko about the Russia-gate scandal involving the DNC.

The Gateway Pundit reported,

Chalupa is also connected to Ukrainian by the name of Vasili Filipchuk, who ran the organization labeled ICPS. Filipchuk too is expected of helping to write the phony Trump-Russia dossier. The entity he works for (ICPS) stands for the International Center for Policy Studies and it was founded by Open Society.

Open Society is a well known George Soros funded organization that fronts as an entity that works “to build vibrant and tolerant democracies whose governments are accountable and open to the participation of all people.” In reality it is a far-left organization that works against freedoms embedded in the US Constitution and across Europe.

Along with being connected to the fake Trump – Russia dossier and suspicious individuals in the Ukraine, Chalupa also is involved in the creation of astro-turfed (i.e. created by Democrat leadership) anti – Trump events in Washington D.C.

Take a look at this portion of the interview in which Telizhenko tells of how ofter the Obama administration pressured Ukraine to do whatever it was that they were wanting to do, saying that anywhere else in the world Obama’s actions would have been unethical if not illegal.

Andrii Telizhenko: Most of the Ukrainian and government officials do not even understand what the fuss is about here in Washington… We’re supposed to be the victims in this whole thing but we’re not. The Ukrainian president said there was no quid pro quo, there was no pressure. And what I know is he said privately that it was the most diplomatic phone call he’s had in the last couple months with foreign leaders…

Posobiec: Was there ever any pressure under the Obama administration?

Telizhenko: Of course, we saw pressure every time. Starting with the Ambassador from the United States in Kiev who would call the president and tell him what to do. It’s unethical to do this anywhere else in the world… And in meetings he would be told what to do, who to fire, who to hire.