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Hey folks, we're now in week 7 of the impeachment inquiry. As always, so much to make sense of.

With a passage of house resolution 660, the impeachment process has been formalized, setting

the stage for the public phase of the inquiry. Meanwhile, house investigators continue to

depose key witnesses. And, the Justice Department has released its first installment of documents

known as 302's related to Bob Mueller's investigation. I talk about all this and more

with Anne Milgram on the Cafe Insider podcast. Each week, we break down the news and take

stock of what's happening and lately, it's been a lot. Today, we're making a clip from

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So let's talk about some of the things that are interesting in the resolution. Then we'll

talk about what the nature of the vote was, what the numbers were, because it's a mixed

bag. One, it's very clear that lots of committees are involved. I don't think there's been an

impeachment inquiry where you literally have formally six different committees who are

involved in gathering evidence and doing some stuff. And this is a little different, right?

Because you and I have been talking a lot about the three main committees that have been

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