song. you got that. i appreciate it. they all did it. and elvis could have done it. congressman, thank you very much. let me turn to you. there will be a backstory on that after the story on twitter after the show. let me get to what he was talking about there if i could, where i was trying to tease out of him. jerry nadler is waiting. that s what s happening now. when is that going to pick up? when do we translate to what we ve seen over the course of this week? we don t know the answer to that. we know next week we re going to have a series of very high-profile hearings including gordon sondland, fiona hill wrapping up the week. and then it s an open question. we go away for thanksgiving week and come back and they ll theoretically pick up where the intelligence committee left off, pick up with this mountain of evidence the intelligence committee has put together and
. as we ve been discussing, lawmakers are preparing to hear more testimony this morning, a rare saturday deposition from mark sandy, a career white house official. the house intelligence committee is taking the lead on the investigation, then it will be up to the house judiciary committee to decide whether to draft articles of impeachment. congressman hakeem jeffries is a member of the committee and chairman of the house democratic caucus. i spent a good chunk of time with him yesterday for our series up on the hill and asked him about the timetable for impeachment. let me ask you about the timeline. i m curious, when you go back home to brooklyn for thanksgiving, where are we going to be in this process? do you and your colleagues and leadership have a sense of what the timeline is at this point? speaker pelosi i think has consistently said that we will proceed expeditiously, we of