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The whistleblower made falseht statements, the whistleblower got caught with chairman schiff. Remember chairman schiff, the person that the democrats instead of the House Judicial Committee which has spent a full week on this, thats not who has been in charge. They put in charge was the person that got caught with the whistleblower. Have you spoken directly with the whistleblower . No, we have not. Wed like to. That wasnt true. The person that said he had evidence of the first fake impeachment s...

Well, thats what it says. To faithfully execute the law. Is there anybody here i dont care what comes out of your mouth today is there anybody here who believes that this president has faithfully executed the law . And faithfully executed the duties, the sacred trust that has been put in his hands and on his shoulders. Hes supposed to faithfully execute the law, not ignore it. Not abuse it. And not forget it. President is supposed to be motivated by public interest. Public interest. The interest...

Well, thats what it says, to faithfully execute the law. Is there anybody here i dont care what comes out of your mouth today. Is there anybody here who believes that this president has faithfully executed the law and faithfully executed the duties, the sacred trust that has been put in his hands and on his shoulder . He is supposed to faithfully execute the law, not ignore it, not abuse it and not forget it. The president is supposed to be motivated by public interest. Public interest. The inte...

Statements. The whistleblower got caught with chairman schiff. Remember chairman schiff, the person that the democrats instead of the House Judiciary Committee which spent a full week on this, thats not whos been in charge. The person they put in charge was the person that got caught with the whistleblower. Have you spoken directly with the whistleblower . No, we have not. Wed like to. That wasnt true. The person that said he had evidence of the first fake impeachment scam, collusion with russia...

Looks back home. >> professor tribe, thats -- as i said to rachel that sounded to me like he intends to force a vote, a series of votes as would be the standard kind of strategic practice on something like this in the senate. heres the vote on mick mulvaney, heres the vote on john bolton, and possibly hours of argument about why we should hear from john bolton before we then hear that vote, and then similarly with all the documents he might want to enter. so that could be maybe a week of procedu...

Here. 17 witnesses. its uncontradicted. theres no rival story. no rival story. colleagues will not tell us whether in theory they think it would be wrong for the president of the united states to shake down foreign government to come and get involved in our presidential dam pains in order to harm the presidents political opponents. they think its too dangerous. we know they dont accept the facts or the evidence. they dont like the fact that the depositions took place in the basement. where shoul...

What purpose do you seek recognition? >> strike the last word. >> gentleman is recognized. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. in law school i teach my students to try to take the best argument of their opponents and not worst arguments. so im going to ignore all the frivolous process objections about the rooms and the temperature and all that kind of stuff weve heard about, and im going to try to make what i think is the best argument to reconstruct the best argument thats come out today. and...

The basement. where should they have been, the first floor, the second floor? would they accept the facts if they were in another room. i was in that room. there were democrats and republicans. the democratic counsel got an hour, the republican counsel got an hour. it was even on both sides. enough of these phony process objections. lets get back to the facts of what happened. the president of the united states shook down a foreign power to get involved in our election. thats wrong. i yield back...

>> move to strike the last word. >> gentleman is recognized. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. you know, in law school, i teach my students to try to take the best argument of their opponents and not the worst arguments. and so im going to ignore all of the frivolous process objections about the rooms and the temperature and all that kind of stuff weve heard about. and im going to try to make what i think is the -- the best argument or reconstruct the best argument thats come out today. and ...

The evidence. they dont like the fact that thet depositions took place in the basement. where should they have been? on the first floor, the second floor? would they f accept the facts i we found some other room? would that be all right? their people were there. i was in that room. there were democrats, there were republicans. the democratic counsel got an hour. the republican counsel got an hour. it was even on both sides. enough of these phony process objections. lets get back to the facts of ...