All right, thank you, Anderson.

I am Chris Cuomo.

Welcome to Primetime.

So McConnell is now privately acknowledging he may not have enough votes to block witnesses,

at least not yet.

So what does this mean?

Are we going to see the president's former national security adviser testifying, you know,

the guy who has direct testimony about what the president said and did with Ukraine and

why?

The president's own former chief of staff.

What about him?

He told you to your face that this was a quid pro quo.

What about what John Kelly is saying now and why?

We also have a brand new video of Kobe Bryant's helicopter in the moments before it went down.

They're still trying to figure out why so much life, so many families were destroyed.

Did it have to happen?

Plus we have new emotional sound from Shakyel O'Neill tonight and we have the brother of

this great coach that was lost in this tragedy, all part of remembering who was lost.

So.

So the majority leader reportedly doesn't currently have the votes to block witnesses from being

called because some on his side remain uncommitted.

One little step to the side for a moment.

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