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This is the impeachment day nine.

Oh, the senator from Washington.

Mr. Chief Justice, I send a question to the desk for the House managers.

Thank you.

Senator Murray asks the House managers.

Yesterday, when asked about why the House did not amend or reissue subpoenas after it passed

its resolution authorizing its impeachment inquiry, the House managers touched upon

the House having the sole power of impeachment as specified by Article 1 of the Constitution.

Could you further elaborate as to why that authority controls despite any arguments brought

forth by members of the defense team contesting the validity of those subpoenas?

Mr. Chief Justice and senators, that's a good question.

The answer is that these were validly issued subpoenas under the House rules.

The White House argument to the contrary is wrong and it would have profound negative implications

for how Congress and our democracy function.

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