Judiciary Takes Up Impeachment As House Intelligence Panel Prepares To Release Report
NPRJudiciary Takes Up Impeachment As House Intelligence Panel Prepares To Release Report Enlarge this image toggle caption Manuel Balce Ceneta/AP Manuel Balce Ceneta/AP House Democrats are moving closer to impeaching President Trump with two big developments this week — the release of the House Intelligence Committee's report summarizing their investigation and the Judiciary Committee holding its first hearing. Sponsor Message "As the evidence conclusively shows, President Trump conditioned official acts— a White House meeting desperately desired by the new Ukrainian president and critical U.S. military assistance — on Ukraine announcing sham, politically-motivated investigations that would help President Trump's 2020 reelection campaign," Schiff wrote in a letter to House lawmakers. The House resolution setting up the impeachment inquiry requires public release of the Intelligence Committee's report. McConnell has said he didn't know how long a trial would take, noting that the Senate spent two months dealing with the Clinton impeachment once the House transmitted articles of impeachment.