Hello everyone and welcome to Ammon poor here's what's coming up.

We are ready to present our case. We are ready to call our witnesses. The question is, will you let us?

Democrats continue building their case against the president with no new evidence or

witnesses. Former federal prosecutor Ann Milgram breaks down the arguments so far.

Then...

I've always believed that I'm saying something different.

If I change my mind and I don't believe I can win, I'll get out.

As primary season heats up, Democratic presidential longshot

Tom Steyr makes his case for becoming commander-in-chief and...

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Trithern on his new play about a courier who exposed the horrors of the

Holocaust. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Montpur in New York.

The Democrats case for the impeachment of President Trump is in full swing as

House managers return to the floor to raise questions

of conduct and corruption.

With no new witnesses or evidence in play, Democrats are using the President's own words to build their case for both

abuse of power and obstruction of Congress. But on the other side of the aisle,

Republicans say the arguments are repetitive and unconvincing and that anyway there's definitely no crime committed.

Anne Milgram is a former federal prosecutor and attorney general of New Jersey.

She's been paying close attention to this

process and she says there is damning new evidence about President Trump's phone

call with the president of Ukraine at the center of this whole affair which should be admitted

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