The most important week so far of the impeachment inquiry is here. This is what you need to know about it.
Democrats will take their case to the American people that President Donald Trump should be impeached and they'll do it by introducing public testimony from career State Department employees, who will testify under oath to things they've already talked about in private.CNN reporters read all 2,677 pages of private testimony that have been released so far. Here's the rundown.
The Wisconsin Republican was concerned about the holdup of military aid and had discussions with Trump about it in real time in September, but he was defending Trump on CNN's"State of the Union" on Sunday.Diverting back to the BidensWhether the public testimony of multiple career diplomats changes that is not clear.
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