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whether or not speaker pelosi votes. it s tradition the speaker doesn t often votes but on a day like today i would think she would want to lead from the front. we ll see. it seems like unprecedented times. hagar, felipe, congressman, thank you so much. we ll hand off to ari melber. good morning. i m ari melber reporting live from nbc headquarters with coverage of today s events on msnbc. the breaking news coming out of capitol hill, lawmakers in the house about to take their first ever formal votes on how to proceed with the impeachment inquiry of president donald trump. this new resolution maps out the blueprint and rules of the road
for what democrats say is the next public phase in this impeachment probe. now many are expecting a party line vote today. lawmakers will vote on these ground rules which includes moving the closed door depositions of all of these key witnesses into public hearings. we ve seen squabbling over this process. we re expecting in our special coverage
their presidency, think bill clinton and barack obama, able to focus exclusively. it s a political luxury donald trump cannot afford. washington post, from straws to wind turbines to socially conservative issues, trump is deliberately amplifying public tensions by seizing on divisive topics to energize his base according to white house aides and advisors. trump apparently getting cold feet on the gun reform he promised this past week and passing the buck to majority leader, mitch mcconnell. if mitch wants to do something, i gave it to mitch mcconnell. a good man, wants to do something, i feel very strongly he wants to do background checks and i do, too. call mitch! with public anxiety about gun violence and public support about legislation on the rise, democrats were prepared for some walk back on guns. reporting this quote, in a bid to keep pressure on the white house to respond to mass shootings, senate minority leader, chuck schumer, is preparing to ask president
we re following a huge story with ramifications for this country for generations to come. president trump don t j. trump now stands on the breach of impeachment after a partisan vote by the judiciary committee earlier this morning, teeing up an historic vote by the full house next week and an expected senate trial early next year. talking with a democrat on the house judiciary committee, representative madeleine dean. our correspondents are also standing by. first, let s get the latest on impeachment. phil mattingly is joining us. the president is on track to be impeached next week by the full house. walk us in the days ahead. reporter: the vote on two articles of impeachment setting the path forward for a full impeachment, just the third in history. you will have a rules committee meeting important in this sense that will dictate the rules of the road in terms of how long the debate will go and how long each sides meet and who will be the managers be in this process leadin
significant. the first in public and the second featuring marie yovanovitch, someone pushed out, removed from her position by president trump with what other officials testified a smear campaign they say was led by the president s outside attorney, guiliani. democrats working on the impeachment inquiry say this will represent the first chapter and how it went rogue throughout this process. that s one element of this. the second and most important element is what s happening behind closed doors, the closed door deposition of divideavid h sitting down for a closed door deposition. why he matters is he was the one that was spoken about wednesday in the bombshell about the conversation between gordon sondland and president trump where investigations were specifically brought up. he then asked sondland what he thought about ukraine and sondland said he cares more about the bidens than ukraine. this will be their first opportunity to speak to david homes and an important event. h