Drinks and the tweet is coming from the congressional correspond who works for cnn as well, she has not apologize apor her poor taste. She is accusing people of misinterpreting somehow suggesting she was done with impeachment coverage. Do you buy that . A decent unbiased reporter audit no coverage has just begun. She is gonna have to get busy. This calendar cohorts dont seem to celebrate impeachment. Members of the media is all loving it especially this one. You are not asleep, this is not a dream, this is really happening. Trish this is really happening. It is not a dream, its a nightmare. It is a nightmare for the health of our nation. That does not matter to the left. They somehow cannot recognize the nightmare there putting the country through right now because were living in a postreality world, thats what this is, where she did to leave getty as she went to vote for impeachment. Hello everyone i am on my way to the United States house for to impeach President Trump. On behalf of
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Reports that the aid was being held, because ukraine was being coerced into doing an investigation. And congress had initiated congressional investigations into why the aid was being released. We you know, we can talk about alternative facts all day long, but the facts are really pretty clear. That the president abused his power. The precious power of his office, to coerce a country that was dependent on us. A country whose fight in russian aggression because when ukraine fights russian aggression theyre helping us fight russian aggression and he did it for personal gain and he should be held accountable. I yield back. Gentle lady yields back. Mr. Chairman i have u man news consent. Who . Arizona. Recognized. My first consent request is the record of the correspondence and subpoenas served on executive Branch Officials by chairman schiff. We have concerns because three of those served prior to the passage of the res. We will reserve the right. I have another one. Two letters sent by th