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Little johns, yeah! $3, what?! were back with breaking news, the full house of representatives is set to vote this week on on a resolution on the impeachment inquiry going forward as today a former white house official is defying the mean to testify setting off a new challenge for democrats attempt to wrap up this current stage of the process within the next few weeks. jessica schneider has the story. >> reporter: a significant no-show on capitol hill as charles kupperman ignored a congression...

>> we do have videos and photos, we are not prepared to release those. they go into a declassification process. in the coming days, well set up briefings by central command and you will be provided by videos and etc. >> from an operational standpoint, the military operation can strike anywhere and any time. >> we have incredible reach, we can strike anybody anywhere, terrorists should be aware of that. with regarding to the question of the sdf, we stay in continuous contact with them. >> plus, y...

Whistle-blower in the complaint that is now in this process. so thats a development today that just adds to perhaps some will judge the credibility of the whistle-blower and our understanding of the facts in this. part of what we also expect is that an earlier call that the president had with zelensky shortly after his election but he took office in april is also going through a declassification process. a senior administration official tells me theyre working on making that available for the pu...

Mention the precedents being broken including the notion that diplomatic conversations should be kept secret. >> it even caught the ukrainian president off-guard. speaking to reporters he thought the white house would only president trumps side of the conversation. president trump also broke pres dependent holding a press conference kind of unlike any weve seen from him which is saying a lot. first of all, i understand you have some new details on reaction to the whistle-blower complaint. >> yea...

It is more than a little mind blowing how much news came at us all day, all day, not only the precedents with diplomatic conversations could be kept secret. >> it caught the ukraine join president off guard. he said he thought the white house would only push lblish president trump eastside of the conversation. live and learn. president trump in the meantime broke precedent holding a press conference kind of unlike any weve seen from him, which is saying a lot. jim accoosta has that and late repo...

Worth second ham. theres a declassification process for the whistle-blower complaint. the idea is to declassify that. but, anderson, were already starting to see wall makers walk out of those briefings. walked out of his briefing, looked at some of the information that was in that whistle-blower complaint and he was concerned about what he saw. what is contained in the whistle-blower complaint. the big question is whether or not the white house will follow through with what theyve been saying ov...

Members of congress say some very suggestive things about its content. it would seem to be a matter of time before all of us get to see it. is that correct? >> thats right, there is no timetable for the release of this document or documents, rather, its probably a very long whistleblower complaint based on what i heard from lawmakers today. but the declassification process has essentially been completed. thats what congressman stewart was announcing. something important to remember here was that...

This document or documents, rather, its probably a very long whistleblower complaint based on what i heard from lawmakers today. but the declassification process has essentially been completed. thats what congressman stewart was announcing. something important to remember here was that lawmakers on the intelligence committee only got to review the contents of the complaint today, they did not get to review the full inspector generals report which they expect to be delivered to capitol hill somet...

The complaint is broader than that and that is one part of it. >> so the complaint is a written document that has been shown in unredacted form to members of the intelligence committee and to congressional leadership? >> correct, and its a classified document. >> is there any expectation that it will go through a declassification process so that it can be shown at least in part to the public? >> i assume so. i think thats something that the white house realized theyre going to have to do here. a...

About the whistle-blowers report, we have been hearing members of congress today say some very suggestive things about its content. it now would seem to be a matter of time before all of us get to see it, is that correct? >> thats right. theres no timetable yet for the release of this document or these documents, rather. its probably a very long whistle-blower complaint based on what i heard from lawmakers today. but the declassification process has essentially been completed. thats what congres...