Good evening, Chris Cuomo.

It's off tonight, topping this late edition of 360, a new window into the heart of the

impeachment case against President Trump.

The New York Times citing previously undisclosed emails and documents as well as interviews

with dozens of current and former administration officials documents the 84 days that could

end a presidency.

84 days when the president's first question about blocking military into Ukraine to the

moment was finally released.

This new account has a lot to say about how it all played out, who the players were,

the concern, so many top officials had that this was either against national security

interests, politically unwise or just plain wrong.

Acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney is described as being deeply involved in holding

of the aid, which is, you know, the president was allegedly using to leverage investigations

of the Biden's from Ukraine's president.

The Times reporting also shows that the White House budget office was seeking legal justification

for withholding the money as well as doubts from budget officials and sharp pushback from

the president's national security team.

The national security adviser John Bolton for one, as well as the secretaries of state

and defense, Bolton, you'll recall, reportedly referred to it all as a drug deal, according

to testimony.

He's central to the Times report, along with three others, all four of whom happen to

be the very officials.

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