Gordon Sondland arrived in Brussels as the US ambassador to the European Union in July 2018

as a trusted man under Donald Trump.

He got his job after donating one million dollars to trump's inauguration.

Later, he got involved in Ukranian mishap by Trump.

And Sondland has become a crucial witness for Democrats' impeachment case. 

Sondland is going to the House subpoena tomorrow on his own, against the wish of Trump.

What is he going to say? Will he say something against Trump?

On his testimony tomorrow, some of Sondland's friends at his home state got worried about him

and gave him their advice. Here is one of them:

Sondland's friend David Nierenberg told CNN that he had emailed Sondland

as the Ukraine scandal was breaking, reminding him that Richard Nixon did not lose

the presidency because of the break-in at Democratic National Committee,

but rather because of two years of lies and cover-ups.

"I concluded my message, therefore, by saying whatever you do, tell the truth,

if there's anything that you regret doing or not doing on reflection that admitted, freely,

apologize for it and make things right because you have the rest of your life ahead of you."

"Thank you," Sondland replied. "You've always given me good advice."

Now, what is Sondland going to say tomorrow?

Is Sondland going to prove that he is a true man, not like all other White House rats?

Let's wait for the news tomorrow.