You are recognized. Thank you. Madame ambassador, like a hallmark movie. You ended up at georgetown, this is all okay. [laughter] but it was not your preference seven or eight months ago, correct . No, it was not. It was not your preference to be a victim of a Smear Campaign, was it . No. It was not your preference to be defamed by the president of the United States including today, was it . No. It wasnt your preference to be ousted at seemingly the pinnacle of your career, was it . No. You wanted to finish your extended tour, correct . I did. What did you want to do after that . Did you know . I was not sure. There is nothing wrong with georgetown, it is a fine place, right . It is a wonderful place. But it is your only choice at the end of a distinguished career after all of that. It is not the end of a hallmark movie. It is the end of a really bad reality tv show. Brought to you by someone who knows a lot about that. [laughter] why did you, you previously testified that you sought a
yes. that s my point. bill: kevin mccarthy now on the floor. willfully and intentionally violated the rules of the house of representatives by abusing and exceeding their powers as chairman of committees, september 9th, 2019 without consultation of the ranking minority member in violation of rule 9 of the rules of the department select committee on intelligence chair sha p schiff in coordination with the committees on oversight, reform and foreign affairs announced an investigation into the trump/giuliani ukraine scream. september 26, 2019 then unprecedented action chairman schiff released a redacted version of the august 2019 whistleblower complaint. on september 26, 2019, in his opening statement at a public hearing, chairman schiff engaged in a false retelling of the july 25th, 2019 telephone conversation between president trump and president zelensky.
discussed wednesday was because vice president pence, ambassador bolton, u.s. senators all talked with president zelensky and were convinced he was the real deal as the ambassador alluded to in her testimony. that s why the money was released. i yield back. mr. swalwell. mr. chairman a lot changed since the whistle-blower came forward. two things in particular. first most of what the whistle-blower has alleged has been corroborated by the witnesses that we have heard from. second, the president who my colleagues so shamelessly continue to defend continue to pressure, threaten and intimidate the whistle-blower. i d like unanimous consent to put into the record a september 26th, 2019 article from business insider. trump suggested the whistle-blower who filed a complaint against him is guilty of treason, which is punishable by death. without objection. how about september 26, 2019,
released as we discussed on wednesday was because vice president pence, and ambassador bolden, u.s. senators all talked with president zelensky and were convinced that he was the real deal as ambassador has alluded to in her testimony. that s why it was released. i yield back. mr. chairman, a lot has changed since the whistle-blower came forward. two things in particular. first, most of what the whistle-blower has alleged has been cooperated by the witnesses that we have heard from. second, the president who my colleagues so shamelessly continue to defend continue to pressure, threatening, and intimidate the whistle-blower. so i would like unanimous consent to put into the record a september 26, 2019 article from business insider trump suggested the whistle-blower who filed the complaint against him was treason, punishable by death. how about september 26, 2019,