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Wow, what a week.

Even veteran journalists say they've never seen another week like this one,

where the political scene raced from a whistleblower complaint to denial,

to admission, to cover up, to document release, all the way to impeachment. And along the way,

a veteran intelligence officer warned that the president was abusing his presidential authority

for personal political gain. The White House tried to lock up evidence of Trump's call with the president of Ukraine.

Nancy Pelosi finally said, enough's enough.

And the president suggested that the whistleblower should be uncovered and hanged from the nearest tree,

just like we used to do with spies and traitors.

Can you believe it? And here today to give us

their take on this truly historic week, she's the latest star in the constellation of political

reporters at the Wall Street Journal, National Politics Correspondent.

That works. Sabrina Sadiqy.

Hello, Sabrina. How are you?

All right, great to have you here.

And she is always on the go covering the national scene for Reuters as their U.S. election

correspondent, Ginger Gibson, Ginger.

Thanks for having me.

Great to see you.

Here he is tracing the president, tracking the president and the White House every day for Bloomberg

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