As Yovanovitch testifies, Trump attacks her on Twitter

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🗓️ 15 November 2019

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Shane Harris on how Marie Yovanovitch’s testimony prompted accusations of witness intimidation. Elahe Izadi describes how comedian Jenny Slate works through her stage fright. And Chico Harlan wades through the tidewaters submerging Venice.

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0:26.0	This is Post Reports.
0:27.6	I'm Martin Powers.
0:30.9	It's Friday, November 15th.
0:35.7	Today, an accusation of witness intimidation in the impeachment probe,
0:40.0	a stand-up comedian on overcoming debilitating stage fright, and Venice underwater.
0:49.6	Committee will come to order.
0:51.6	Good morning, everyone.
0:53.1	So, Shane Harris.
0:54.3	This is the second in a series of public hearings.
0:57.2	This is day two of the public hearings and the impeachment inquiry,
1:01.6	and we are hearing from Maria Vonavitch, the former ambassador to Ukraine.
1:07.5	But before we even got a chance to hear from you, Vonavitch,
1:10.2	this thing happened between Republicans and Democrats that was very similar to a thing that happened on Wednesday.
1:15.3	Mr. Chairman, I have a parliament for you, inquiry.
1:19.5	The gentleman was not recognized.
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