Craig melvin will also be holding it down tomorrow. Good to see you, hallie jackson. Craig mel bin msnbc headquarters in new york city. Bracing for more, after the historic day on capitol hill, democrats and republicans are taking a break today before diving back into the public phase of the Impeachment Inquiry, as hallie just mentioned there. That will resume tomorrow. Were going to break down all the Key Developments from day one. Well also look at what we can expect from both sides tomorrow. Also ahead, a member of the community conducting these hearings, congressman Eric Swalwell will join me with reaction to everything that we heard and the strategy for tomorrow. You are looking live inside the New Hampshire statehouse where any moment now former Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick plans to make it official. He will be adding his name to that already crowded field of democratic contenders. What hes saying about his decision and the new questions
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that is justification enough for inquiring into an impeachment. this has a story, a narrative about the president threatening to grant or withhold certain privileges, certain military assistance, voted on by the congress to ukraine which is in our national interest to do so because they were fighting the russians. they ve already lost over 11,000, 12,000, 13,000 people fighting the russians. that s why i say city hall roads lead to putin. putin benefited from our not holding up that military assistance. putin benefited by the action taken by the president vis-a-vis syria and turkey because they wanted a stronger stronghold in the middle east and the president gave them that. putin benefited from the president s comments about
inquirying into an impeachment. this had a story, a narrative about the president threatening to grant or withhold certain privileges and certain military assistance voted on by the congress to ukraine, which is in our national interest to do so because they were fighting the russians. they ve already lost over 11,000, 12,000, 13,000 people fighting the russians. that s why i say all roads lead to putin. putin benefited from our not any holding up of that foreign that military assistance. putin benefited by the action taken by the president, vis-a-vis syria and turkey. strong hold in the middle east and the president gave them that. putin benefited from the president s comments about uncertainty about our support,
litigating, and we re happy this week that we did something we re trying to do for a very long time, just the ottoman empire responsible for an armenian 403 to 16, something like that want we voted sanctions on turkey. again, reaffirming our opposition to the president s action that he took vis-a-vis syria and turkey. and, again, that was 354-60. so we ve had strong bipartisan votes on these issues that relate to what happened in turkey vis-a-vis syria. and our for the people agenda, we said we were going to do first lower the health care costs by lowering the cost of prescription drugs. and that is what we are doing with hr-30 now named the elijah
visit is notable. it comes after mick mulvaney admitted to this quid pro quo involving security aid with ukraine before quickly denying it. it also comes because republican members of both the house and the senate are bracing for this likely impeachment of the president. we know that earlier this week, the senate majority leader walked republican members of the senate through what this impeachment trial would likely look like, making clear there s no way to short circuit this process and a trial would have to indeed go forward under the supervision of the chief justice of the u.s. support, jo supr court, john roberts. there s not just criticism right now and cracks we re seeing republicans on this question of impeachment, but the president is also facing criticism on his handling of the situation in syria and also of course his selection of his own property for that g7 next year in the united states. all right. jeremy diamond at the white