Pursuant to the provisions of Senate Resolution 483, the managers for the House of Representatives

have seven hours and 53 minutes remaining to make the presentation of their case.

The Senate will now hear you.

Seven hours and 53 minutes.

Seven hours and seven hours and

hours and 53.

Seven hours and 53 minutes.

This is political. 53 minutes.

This is Politico's nerd cast.

We're going to try and give you what happened today in a little bit less than 7 hours and

53 minutes.

Much less.

Today is the fourth day of the Senate impeachment trial

and the last day that House Democrats are presenting their case.

We're taping us at 4 PM today.

The trial's still going on and will be until the evening as we just heard. But first we're

going to crunch those seven hours and 53 minutes down. Nancy give us your best

30 seconds on what today holds.

Go.

So this is the Democrat's third and final day of their opening arguments.

And really what Adam Schiff wants to do is say that Trump engaged in a cover-up. He's tried to block witnesses from appearing

for Congress. He's tried to block documents. It's a high-stakes moment because

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