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There's actually an expert on this. we'll talk to her as "the 11th hour" gets under way on this wednesday night. well, good evening once again om our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 1,007 was a day of staged drama mostly as an hour from now when we get to '08 it will be one month since the impeachment inquiry formally started. the parade of closed-door testimony of late has been damaging for this president. including yesterday's gut punch from a 50-year public servant, a diplomat, a military veteran who talked about what he saw on the inside. two days ago trump called on his fell...

Interviews are a more efficient and effective means of discovery. interviews allow witnesses to be questioned in depth by a highly prepared member or staff person. interviews also allow thement to safeguard the privacy of witnesses who may fear retaliation for cooperating or whose work requires anonymity such as intelligence community operatives. the report goes on to say. >> this the ability to interview witnesses in private allows committees to gather information confidentially and in more depth than is possible under the five-minute rule governing committee hearings. it is worth mentioning ...

Him. well, today they took action. republican members who don't sit on the committees questioning witnesses in the inquiry stormed in and then held a sit-in in the secure room known in the trade as a scif. it's an acronym. in the basement of the capitol where laura cooper, the pentagon official in charge of ukraine, was supposed to be today's testifying witness. republicans held up the deposition for five hours. they ordered pizza, among other things, to call attention to what they say is an unfair impeachment process without transparency. >> behind those doors they intend to overturn the resu...

Is in deep trouble, that's trying to tilt towards the west and not be gobbled up by russia, is it right for that military aid to be withheld because you want them to conduct an investigation that is not even related to public policy? that is the question. that's what you've got to ask yourselves. and that's what i've done and that's why i've concluded what i have. >> quickly, if you will -- >> the answer is, no. wrong. >> are you hearing that from republicans in private? they just aren't saying it in public? >> well, you know, look. a lot of people aren't really focused on this, ana, across th...

On in the news. >> here's what's happening at this moment. >> it was being called the chicken noodle network. it was such a bold idea, and nobody believed he could pull it off. >> so far everything we've done has been right, and this is going to be right, too. >> everybody wrote him off about cnn, but he was right, and everybody else was wrong. >> i'm willing and have been willing all along to risk everything that i have to provide that service. we're going to provide it come heck or high water. >> for ted, cnn was a platform to show the world what was happening in every corner of the globe. >...