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The house, this will be the first partisan impeachment in the history of our country. i think chairman schiff and speaker pelosi knew from the very beginning how they would vote and what they were going to try to prove. this case is really being tried to the american people. and i just think if you're going to try it to the american people, you ought to afford both sides due process. that's going to happen in the senate. >> it's going to happen the same way it did with clinton. just so they know, you woulder in have that mishead of hair if you'd been in the senate as long as it would take you ...

People, you ought to afford both sides due process. that's going to happen in the senate. >> it's going to happen the same way it did with clinton. just so they know, you would never have that nice head of hair if you'd been in the senate as long as it would take you to be part of the senate in the clinton process, but you went from land transfers to an affair in clinton. you want to talk about a partisan investigation and you want to talk about due process, it was all done by an independent counsel. yes, appointed by clinton's attorney general janet reno but you have half the room in there on...

Hearing that is about -- that's getting ready to begin. about a half an hour or so from now. suzanne malveaux, you're on capitol hill. going through security up on capitol hill, it's -- everyone has to go through security. >> that's right. and you'll see a couple of protesters behind us as well. i just got that question to george kent whether or not he felt it was a legitimate process. and he did not respond, but, you know, the big question is how do you get these key witnesses to testify, to testify publicly and behind closed doors. we are learning that they were both subpoenaed earlier today...

But they definitely need to have some sound byte moments that people can remember. >> ross garber, you teach impeachment law to tulane law school. >> i do. one of the challenges we heard from manu about the speaker's desire to have this be a by part zap process. >> that makes good sense politically. it makes good sense historically. it makes good sense for governing. and i think that's going to be the speaker's big challenge here. when the nixon process got to this point, the vote was nearly unanimous. only four representatives voted to not start impeachment proceedings. in the clinton process...

>> sure, wolf. well, i just threw a question to bill taylor moments ago. we just saw him pass us by behind and walk into the building. i asked him if he felt this was a legitimate exercise. he did not respond. also asked him as well what does he hope to accomplish. and that really, wolf, is going to be the key challenge here is for these hear,s to unfold and adam schiff, the chair of the intelligence committee, acknowledging for americans themselves to see this process play out before their own eyes and make that determination. whether or not these are credible witnesses and the stories that t...