Intelligence committee continues another week of public hearings. Join the conversation by phone or send us a comment on facebook and twitter. Washington journal is next. Is next. Host good morning. It is wednesday, november 20, 2019, day 4 of open impeachment increase hearings. More witnesses are set to. Estify we want to hear your reaction to yesterdays hearings and your expectation for today. 2027488000. You can send us a text. If you do, please include your name and where you are from. On social media on twitter it is . On face on twitter it is cspanwj. On facebook it is facebook. Com cspan. You can start calling now. Online today, you can pick your impeachment inquiry headline depending on your political persuasion. From the universe of conservative news sites, democrats try to alter their trump impeachment playbook and it is blowing up in their faces. Their testimonies were bad for adam schiff and from the left, this from vox. Tuesdays impeachment hearings republicans. Er for pur
A new phase with todays Health Judiciary hearing. Washington journal is next. [video clip] this is about our democracy, our National Security, whether the American People have a right to expect the president of the United States will act with their interest in mind. Host House Intelligence Committee chair adam schiff unveiling the 300 page impeachment inquiry report. The Committee Approved the report last night 139. A pick up the process today with their first public hearing. Live at 10 00 eastern on cspan 3 already getting a look at the House Longworth Office Building where the committee will hold its hearing. Good morning and welcome to washington journal for wednesday, december 4. We will begin the program spend the entire program asking are President Trumps actions impeachable . If you think so, 2027488000. If you think no, 2027488001. Send us a text, make sure you include your name and where you are texting from. 2027488003. On twitter, we are cspanwj. Already a number of post on
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And who loved this committee very greatly. He passed away just a few days ago having served his country in the armed forces and in the congress, and so we do mourn his passing and it would be not in keeping with our traditions to from seed witho proceed without giving our condolences to his family and for those who sent him to congress to represent them. At this point i would like to recognize mr. Nadler, the chairman of the full committee for remarks on mr. Conyers. Thank you, madam chairperson. Americans across the country are mourning the loss of john conyers today, but nowhere is his loss felt so deeply than here in the Judiciary Committee where he sfefserved for more th0 years as a member of the committee including 20 years either as chairman or Ranking Member. John conyers was a true champion for civil rights for the oppressed and disenfranchised. Prior to the service in congress, he was in the Civil Rights Movement and was in selma, alabama, in 1963. He holds the distinction of