Well, howdy there internet people? It's Bow again. So today we are going to talk about what comes

after the committee because while the hearings are over, the show is theoretically wound up and it has made its referrals. It's really not

over. There's more to come. The summary's been released I've read, skimmed, and there's not a lot in

it that's new for those people who actually watch the hearings.

It's about 150 pages.

There's a lot of language in it that is very direct,

very straightforward.

Trump did this, and there's already been questions about that.

Don't infer too much. They're not journalists. They are, uh, they're in Congress. They are protected by the whole speech and debate thing.

He allegedly did those things.

But their evidence is pretty strong.

So that's where the real fund begins.

The next phase of this will be all of the transcripts being released.

At which point those in the Republican Party trying to downplay it and those loyal

to Trump trying to justify it will go through and try to find any discrepancy

they can and zero in on any inconsistency,

discrepancy, any misstatement that they can find.

And they will try to create a giant story and scandal out of that

to divert attention from the content of the testimony.

A good example of this from the hearing would be the whole debate over what really happened in the limo.

Keep in mind the key pieces of information

that he wanted to go, none of that was disputed.

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