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Office because it was not a high crime. so that's the way we're framing this. we only have a few examples. it's really remarkable. >> it is notable that very facts are in dispute here. it's the partisanization of facts. even facts laid out in clear sworn testimony. remember, the one that always sticks in my mind. you had repeated by gop lawmakers, and even in the last few days, ukrainians never knew about the aid delay. how could it be pressure if they didn't know? there was sworn testimony that in early july, laura cooper, defense department official, and there are emails to prove it, they we...

And, you know, the overwhelming majority of the case -- of the time yesterday, you had democrats talking about the actual facts of this investigation and you had republicans essentially making things up. you know, we have this sort of two sides, and i fall victim to it and -- but the fact is, the republicans -- >> here comes the chairman, by the way, jerry nadler. he's going to be seated momentarily. but go ahead. >> -- making up facts about when the ukrainians knew when the aid was cut off. and to the extent we can, i think we should try to police that in our journalistic function of trying t...

Impeachment hearings on capitol hill following a "new york times" report that raises new questions about the timing of the president's decision to release millions in aid into ukraine. if the times that lawyers in the white house counsel's office told the president in late august about the now infamous whistle-blower complaint, sources say the briefing happened after intelligence community inspector general michael atkinson learned about the whistle-blowers concerns in early august, weeks later politico reported to the aid hold up on august 28th. then in september 2 days after congress was not...

Lawmakers were pressuring him about the aid delay at the same time. on august 28th, a political article made the whole thing public. on september 5th, president zelensky himself asked lawmakers about the money and potential investigations during their visit to ukraine. september 9th, house democrats launched their investigation, and then, just 48 hours later with pressure mounting, the money was finally released. i want to bring in nbc's hans nichols from the white house. hans, all this comes as the president and his lawyers have been invited to participate in the impeachment hearings next wee...