Not Mitch McConnell and Donald Trump will do everything to prevent four people from joining

us in our quest for witnesses and documents.

But with powerful speeches like Schiff, with Republicans hearing the whole narrative and

the whole story for the first time, who knows what happens?

And then just one more, there's a second point. How did we get the few changes that we have gotten? As you know, pressure, public pressure matters.

And Americans who saw this presentation, not just liberals, but moderates and even Republicans,

have to have been moved by it. And that puts pressure on some of these Republicans.

When McConnell did his resolution,

the public pressure to have a fair trial and a fair resolution was so strong that he had to make a few changes. He had to give us three days, had to give, rather the managers, three days instead of two.

He had to submit the House record of evidence.

That didn't happen because McConnell wanted to. He was pressured by his senators. Now the big

job that to get witnesses and documents hasn't occurred yet, but I am very hopeful that

what happened tonight will move the public and they will move some Republican senators in our direction.

And there you have it.

That is where we are.

We need the public to move these senators.

So right now, the Senate is in a brief recess.

They recessed about eight minutes ago for 15 minutes,

so that's telling me I've got about six minutes here

to explain what's been going on this morning if you weren't near a TV or not near a radio or you can't

watch this. So this morning, what has gone on is Gerald Nadler gave a presentation of what is an impeachable offense and totally and clearly

explained. And, you know, I could have done this in two and a half minutes. In fact, I did it on

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