Oh my God, so all this news is breaking like five seconds to showtime.

So here's, here's, no, no, this is crazy.

I mean, we're going nuts here.

But Adam Schiff is on the TV right now, and he is summarizing the report that was released

by the House Intelligence Committee. It will be voted on tomorrow

and then sent over to judiciary. I could just give you a shorthand that there are two basic

articles that look like they will be the focus of articles of impeachment. There is an obstruction

of justice with a list of all the

witnesses that Trump blocked, subpoenas blocked, et cetera, and then there is the bribery,

the bribery of Ukraine. So let me play for you, Adam Schiff right now, Chairman of the House

Intelligence Committee, his impeachment report, he's laying out the evidence of the President's misconduct.

It was enormous task, and I want to begin by acknowledging the great work of the great and late colleague of mine, Elijah Cummings.

We continue to be inspired by his legacy and guided by

thoughts of his integrity and the great moral clarity that he always showed in his

work. I also want to thank my colleagues to Chairman Engel, Chairman Wilmolone

for their tremendous work as well.

This report chronicles a scheme by the President of the United States to coerce an ally

Ukraine that is at war with an adversary Russia into doing the President's political dirty work.

It involves a scheme in which Donald Trump withheld official acts, a White House meeting,

as well as hundreds of millions of dollars of needed military assistance, in order to compel

that power to deliver two investigations that he believed would assist

his reelection campaign.

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