It started with a whistleblower's complaint

about President Trump's contact with a foreign leader.

I had a perfect phone call with the president of Ukraine.

Like, I mean, perfect.

Today, I'm announcing the House of Representatives

moving forward with an official impeachment inquiry.

The House Committee on the Judiciary will come to order.

That objection to the chair's authorised that declare recesses

of the committee at any time.

There's chairman who's serving the right to object.

Jackson's noted.

It's Julie Davis in the Washington Bureau of the New York Times.

The latest is that the House Judiciary Committee

has picked up the impeachment inquiry from the Intelligence Committee.

The impeachment inquiry has moved back to the House Judiciary Committee.

And as we begin a review of these facts,

the president's pattern of behaviour becomes clear.

And on Wednesday, they brought four constitutional law professors

to help them figure out whether President Trump committed an impeachable offense

when he pressured Ukraine to open investigations into his political rivals.

I will now introduce today's witness.

And the three witnesses called by Democrats Noah Feldman from Harvard.

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