Yesterday, after weeks of investigation, the Democrats in the House Intelligence Committee released a 300-page report.

It attempts to tell the story of what went on between President Trump and Ukraine this summer.

It quotes George Washington, Ben Franklin, sums up more than 100 hours

of testimony from 17 witnesses. But if you want the Cliff Notes version, the Democrats put that out,

too. Have you seen the sizzle reel that they put out?

Everyone was in the loop.

We followed the president's orders.

The Democrats, that trailer for impeachment that they put out?

Yeah, it's compelling, wasn't it?

For your consideration.

The first words you see on the screen in this video, they read two weeks of testimony, one story of betrayal.

Slate's Jim Newell. He covers Congress. He says, sure, this may seem a little dweeby.

But also it does, I guess, distill it into, you know, here's the witnesses, here's the role each played

with terrifying music and everything.

And I did say to him, Ambassador Sondland, Gordon, I think this is all going to blow up.

And here we are.

I mean, if you weren't sure that what Trump did was bad, maybe the music can tell you that it was bad,

you know, because it was very frightening.

This report, this sizzle reel, they signal Congress's impeachment inquiry has moved on to a new stage.

It does. Yeah. The Judiciary Committee has jurisdiction over impeachment.

You know, so they just kick most of the investigating work to

intelligence, but yeah, it does have to go through judiciary now. It's Jerry Nadler who heads

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