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I respect my colleagues and they have the capacity to make their own decisions. but in my view it's time for me to stay silent on impeachment until the process is complete. >> good answer. >> you second that? >> yeah, i do. >> romney and manchin. not much of a defense for trump there from two prominent senators, one from each party, it would appear. the president is taking some notice. politico is out with this new reporting tonight. sitting inside the white house, mitch mcconnell gave donald trump some straightforward advice. stop attacking senators, including mitt romney, who will likely soo...

A process, and they're going to go where the facts take them. but i think it is likely that we're going to end up before then. but in time for the senate to start the new year and begin the process of trying the president, should it come to that. and the speaker said she's not confident. she doesn't know yet where this is going to lead. i mean, you know, when you look at the evidence that's been laid out even in the public thus far, i mean it seems very unlikely there would not be articles of impeachment. and i would expect that that process is going to be done, and i would expect that the wit...

Confident. she doesn't know yet where this is going to lead. i mean, you know, when you look at the evidence that's been laid out even in the public thus far, i mean it seems very unlikely there would not be articles of impeachment. and i would expect that that process is going to be done, and i would expect that the witnesses who are called and what they've laid out in terms allowing staff counsel to ask questions, allowing chairman schiff to really present a full narrative without interruption of the evidence, i think these are really important mechanisms to tell the story to the american pe...

And it all comes back to that whistle-blower complaint, ll though, and the extent to which it's being corroborated behind closed doors. and that's my first thought hearing this "washington post" story tonight. >> so, mika, by dint of your experience on the house of representatives, you know that in normal times if it's a foot a race between molasses and the house calendar molasses wins walking away. however, all of this has been fast tracked. having said that, do you have any idea, just a viewer's guide, as to timing? start with when we'll see the first public hearings perhaps.th >> so it's no...

Impeachment inquiry, and now this sets about the process by which those public hearings will be conducted. >> can you name one member of congress with an "r" after their name who you're going to be curious to see if they cross over and vote for this? >> well, you know, we do have the obvious ones who supported the impeachment inquiry. but i don't know. in some ways, they may treat tomorrow's vote like a regular procedural vote and stick to party lines. but it doesn't really matter. i mean the house is a majority institution, and this process is going to go forward, and republicans can decide i...