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| The second day and more controversial testimony from key witnesses. |
Minority chair Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA) and many of his Republican lawmakers will also take a part in the testimony. They will try to attack the witnesses and claim that the inquiry is "sham."
Trump will also be watching (although he will claim he isn't).
Maria Yovanovitch, the ambassador to Ukraine is slated to testify. She will address the termination by Trump. She will likely address John Solomon, Rick Perry, Joe DiGenova, Rudy Giuliani, Sean "Softball" Hannity, Gordon Sondland and Mike Pompeo.
She will say that since her departure, she was the subject of death threats.
Indicted were Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, two former associates of Giuliani. They were arrested at Dulles International Airport in Virginia in route to Vienna, Austria. The two are facing criminal charges that include accepting foreign donations and campaign finance fraud.
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| Former ambassador Maria Yovanovitch testify to Congress. |
President Donald J. Trump is facing an impeachment inquiry. His July call to the Ukrainian president about getting dirt on Joe Biden and accuse them of being the hackers into the DNC server grabbed the attention of a White House staffer. The staffer went to the Inspector General of Intelligence with a whistleblower complaint.
This forced, Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), the current Speaker of the House to initiate an impeachment inquiry into the matter.
Trump denies the call was to help him win his reelection. He retracts some of his statements.
Republican lawmakers in the House are trying to claim that Democrats and those working in against Trump are part of the "Deep State." This is nonsense.
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