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But increasing number of republicans are nowjf starting support impeachment and e1remoì% what do you think, by the e1way the articles of impeachment will look like? and what could be the timeline on all of that? >> that's a great question. one school of thought says keep it very narrow because the dirty ukraine deal is very compelling. you know what's alsoçó compelli is the obstruction of the congressional inquiry that you just alluded to. iñi also think the priori] obstruction of justice reported out in volume two of the mueller report, that's also pretty

>> i think the big drama is going to be when we switch from closed hearings to public hearings, what happens then. we have seen the phenomenon in our poll going from 11% support impeachment down to 6% as the partisan temperature has been raised by republicans with this process behind closed doors. fox newal poz showed the same thing. now it's down to 8%. i should say "the washington post" had 18% of republicans in a poll this week, so there's a little question there. but when it becomes public, can those republican numbers increase? i had republican operative tell me if you get 25% or 30% of r...

With democrats overwhelmingly supporting it. and republicans underwhelmingly supporting it. and the new york times siena college survey just released, only 45% of pennsylvanians support impeachment and removal. 45%. put another way, 52% say no. that's pretty consistent with the national polls that show you know, in the 52-58% range support for the inquiry. but the national average is about 47-48%. that support impeachment and removal. so a poll here and a poll there gets over 50% on impeachment and removal. the fox poll recently. bottom line here is we are deeply divided. i've been doing polls...

And ted cruz reportedly said in a private gop lunch this week. that's not great for trump. now what about voters? remember them in the latest "washington post"/abc news poll shows 49% support impeachment and removal right now. and 47% are opposed. that's a real slim majority. independents are reversed. 47% support, 49% oppose. that should be troubling for democrats. throw on top of all of that there's potentially a government shutdown looming on the horizon, which could delay the impeachment process even further. and that benefits trump. there's no way to tell yet how the politics of impeachme...

The president said he actually doesn't need a separate team to fight impeachment because he has his whole department behind him. sara glasser is a writer for the new yorker and we have tara sut mire. 47% support impeachment and removal, 47% do not, but look at independents. 47% support impeachment and removal, 59% do not. if there's numbers that the president is courting, what happens here? >> we're going into a phase now where the american people are now going to hear directly from some of the most damning testimony that democrats have already heard, demonstrating