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Hey, everyone. I'm David Chalien, the CNN political director.

This is the Daily D.C. impeachment watch.

Since this historic inquiry is moving at breakneck speed, we bring you a new episode every

single weeknight that's packed with up-to-the-minute reporting and analysis.

The dust is still settling from a consequential day on Capitol Hill.

Yesterday, we heard from two witnesses, one of whom snuck in a bit of a bombshell.

And tomorrow, we're hearing from the former ambassador to Ukraine, who was the subject of a discredited smear campaign.

I have two superb guests today to provide perspective on this wild week.

In a few minutes, we'll be talking

to Matt Lewis, CNN political commentator and senior columnist at The Daily Beast. But first,

I'm joined by the always insightful Stephen Collinson, who is a CNN White House reporter. Welcome to the

podcast, Stephen. Hey, how you doing? So why don't I just get your top line. This is sort of our

catch-your-breath day between what we heard from Ambassador Taylor and George Kent yesterday, the State Department folks, Yovanovitch, tomorrow, of course.

So in this moment where we don't have hearings today, what has stuck do you think from yesterday?

I think it's actually very good that we have this day to kind of digest what happened yesterday.

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