You can google for the transcript and it will pop up from several different news sites. It's five pages long and I didn't see any "ellipses" anywhere in the transcript. This is a memorandum of the call, meaning it wasn't recorded as they no longer record phone calls but it is transcribed in real time, much like a court recorder does in a court room. If they have a hard time hearing a word or phrase they don't interrupt the call and ask them to repeat it, it will just state inaudible...but I didn't see any of that happening in the transcription. You have to take in account the time of the call may have started after they dialed the number, it may have taken a couple minutes to connect (theory, on my part), when speaking with someone with a heavy foreign accent it often takes them several seconds to put the right words forward as it is not noted there were any translators in on the call. The last proof you need that the transcript is complete in form is the fact Nancy Pelosi slipped on Sixty Minutes and said she seen the transcript before it was release, which enabled her to announce the process to impeachment the night before the transcript was even released and that Liz Cheney called her out on it. So if what was released wasn't comparable to what Nancy saw the night before it would have made national headlines I am sure.