It may be all, but it's also everything we're about, Anderson.

That poem was put at the base of the Statue of Liberty to capture what this country was

is and must always be about.

Great reference for you to make on this night especially.

Thanks, Anderson.

I'm Chris Cuomo, welcome to Primetime Live from Washington, DC.

The facts have been drawn out.

To ignite, we will be able to put together the evidence and test the case for impeachment.

We have the best investigators to weigh the pluses and minuses and we'll see whether

there's any chance of buying from anyone in Trump's party.

We now know where this is all headed and why.

So what do you say?

Let's get after it.

Two weeks, hearings, dozens of hours of testimony, names and titles and for all the confusion

of who was where and did and heard and saw what.

One thing is now clear to anyone who is looking clear-eyed at the facts.

The president wanted Ukraine to look into issues of political interest to him, namely a conspiracy

theory about Russia not being who interfered in our 2016 election and an announcement that

Ukraine was looking into Biden for corruption.

In exchange, there was aid and there was access and that was the deal.

Today's final witnesses form a top Russia advisor, Fiona Hill and David Holmes, the State

Department of Fish and the U.S. Embassy in Ukraine, came ready.

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