I wanted to make sure you understood that we have the votes. The issue of the

appropriateness of calling witnesses obviously that is the most contentious part of one of these proceedings and that'll be addressed at that time and

not before the trial began.

Now in terms of impeachment you will keep asking me the same question.

I keep giving you the same answer.

We need to see the arena.

When Donald Trump's impeachment trial begins,

whenever it begins, the Senate will be divided

between Democrats who will demand to hear

from all the first 10 witnesses who defied the impeachment inquiry and

Republicans who will want to acquit Trump without letting any new incriminating

information come to light. Would you vote to subpoena John Bolton?

I wouldn't because I think in my view the our inquiry should be based on the testimony

that they took that we are acting on articles of impeachment and I believe we should be constrained by the

information that those articles were based on.

There are words to describe the process of concealing evidence in order to help others get

away with their crimes.

Complicity, conspiracy, cover-up.

And while you were enjoying the holidays and the new year,

a bunch of new information about the Ukraine scheme came to light

which helps explain why Republicans are so

scared of a fair trial. An email from a top budget official described

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