Good morning from Washington.
The impeachment trial begins today.
If Senate GOP succeeds in a resolution vote, there may be no new evidence, no existing fact record, no witness testimony and proceedings that stretch past Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve.
The impeachment trial begins today.
If Senate GOP succeeds in a resolution vote, there may be no new evidence, no existing fact record, no witness testimony and proceedings that stretch past Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve.
Note: There *could* be all or none of these things—stating what the resolution allows.
House managers press conference starting now.
Rep. Schiff: "We can see why this resolution was kept from us and the American people. This is nothing like the process... used in the Clinton trial."
Rep. Schiff: "We can see why this resolution was kept from us and the American people. This is nothing like the process... used in the Clinton trial."
Schiff: This represents nothing like the Clinton proceeding.
If the Senate were truly following the Clinton precedent, more than 90,000 documents would be provided.
"They're not even going to admit the evidence that was received in the House."
If the Senate were truly following the Clinton precedent, more than 90,000 documents would be provided.
"They're not even going to admit the evidence that was received in the House."
