The House Judiciary Committee announced Tuesday that it will hold a hearing on December 4 to continue the impeachment hearings, and invited President Trump and/or his counsel to take part. Last week’s full schedule of testimonies highlighted the range of evidence against President Trump, as well as House Republicans' strategy of doubling down on false conspiracy theories regarding Ukraine. To discuss the impact of Trump’s shadow agenda in Ukraine and the hearings on America’s foreign policy, Jim Braude was joined by Nicholas Burns, former undersecretary of state and former U.S. ambassador to NATO.
The House Judiciary Committee announced Tuesday that it will hold a hearing on December 4 to continue the impeachment hearings, and invited President Trump and/or his counsel to take part. Last week’s full schedule of testimonies highlighted the range of evidence against President Trump, as well as House Republicans' strategy of doubling down on false conspiracy theories regarding Ukraine. To discuss the impact of Trump’s shadow agenda in Ukraine and the hearings on America’s foreign policy, Jim Braude was joined by Nicholas Burns, former undersecretary of state and former U.S. ambassador to NATO.
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