CNN host Fareed Zakaria said an interview with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky had been months in the making, but it fell apart when the Ukraine scandal began to unfold
The New York Times reported on Thursday that Zelensky had planned to announce an investigation into Trump's political rivals during a September interview on CNN, but those plans had been scrapped once Trump released promised security aid. Zakaria told CNN's Brooke Baldwin on Thursday that the interview had been months in the making, but it fell apart when the Ukraine scandal began to unfold.
He added that he had no idea that Zelensky had planned to announce Ukraine's investigation into former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter. Asked for his reaction when he found out that Zelensky's announcement would have been on his show, Zakaria replied,"You win some, you lose some. I would have loved to have it. He's a fascinating guy. I still would love to have an interview with him one of these days.
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