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Discussion on a tuesday night, phil rucker, pulitzer prize prize winning bureau chief for "the washington post," ashley parker, white house reporter for "the washington post," and to keep things fair, elizabeth miller, the washington bureau chief for the "new york times," three of the finest print journalists working in washington today. welcome to you all. elizabeth, i'd like to begin with you. have we% ventinvented a new caty of the incremental game changer? like taylor before him, was today's witness indeed, an incremental game changer? >> absolutely. it doesn't change the nature of the cal...

We know he was due to tell congress today in the impeachment proceedings about his concerns and the fact he raised an internal alarm after listening in on the president's call to the president of ukraine because he believed what he heard was improper and he reported it up the chain of command. now according to "the new york times" we've got more detail as to what colonel vindman testified about. let me just tell you what the lead of their piece is. quote, lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, the top ukraine expert on the national security council, told house impeachment investigators today th...

Note taking as well as voice recognition software but names and technical terms are frequently missed by the software according to people familiar with the matter. after the call took place in which colonel vindman listened in he was given a hard copy of the rough transcript to make updates and corrections. colonel vindman went through the transcript, made changes and gave his written edits to his boss, timothy morrison, who's the current director of russian and european affairs at the security counsel. but in term of what vindman tried to correct in that testimony, this is explosive, the omis...

Phil rucker, pulitzer prize-winning white house bureau chief for "the washington post." ashley parker, pulitzer prize-winning white house reporter for "the washington post." and to keep things fair, elisabeth bumiller, the washington bureau chief for "the new york times." welcome to you all. elizabeth, i'd like to begin with you. have we invented a new category of the incremental game-changer, and like taylor before him, was today's witness indeed an incremental game-changer? >> absolutely. it doesn't change the nature of the call, of the transcript the white house put out, but it certainly pr...

Or not doing. we were very curious about those ellipses in the transcript of the call, which as you said before, it's a rough transcript. it's based on voice recognition software that colonel vindman among others then looked over. he took notes on the call. he looked over and made corrections, and for whatever reason, those corrections were not included in the final document that was put in that vault. so it does raise questions about what happened at the white house after those corrections were made and why were key phrases and words not included. >> phil rucker, i want to play for you now a ...