Good evening, millions of people watched or have seen the moment and wondered what

were Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders saying to each other on stage, Mike, during

what appeared to be a tense confrontation after last night's debate.

Tonight, CNN has the audio, and we'll play it for you.

It's potentially significant for the campaign ahead.

You'll see it here and it comes at the end of a day like few others ever in the country.

So we want to begin tonight with a history that was made today and what could be a lot

more in the making.

This evening with a portrait of George Washington looking on behind her and for only the

third time in the country's history, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi signed a resolution to

transmit articles of impeachment against the president of the United States to the Senate.

A few moments later, the House clerk accompanied by impeachment managers walk from the House

chamber through Statuary Hall down the Ohio Clock Quarter and onto the Senate floor.

Mr. President, I have been directed by the House of Representatives to inform the Senate.

The House has passed H. Res. 798, a resolution of pointing and authorizing managers for the

impeachment trial of Donald John Trump, President of the United States.

The message will be received.

And as we said, perhaps more in the making because even as that was unfolding, the official

Washington was grappling with and fighting over some remarkable new potential evidence in

the case.

New documents from Lev Parnas, the indicted associate of President Trump's alleged bagman

in all this Rudy Giuliani.

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