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Another Trump defense get legs knocked out from under it in witness Laura Cooper statement

American civil servant Laura Cooper testified Wednesday to facts that take the legs out from under another defense by President Donald Trump and his White House. According to Trump world, Ukraine never knew that aid was being withheld, so there couldn't have been bribery.

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Trump is desperately cherry-picking portions of Sondland's testimony to ignore the bombshells: CNN correspondent

On Wednesday's edition of CNN's "The Situation Room," White House correspondent Kaitlan Collins noted how President Donald Trump is desperately trying to focus on the narrow portions of E.U. Ambassador Gordon Sondland's testimony that put him in a good light — and ignoring the trove of damning new information against him.

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Republican analyst thinks the House Republicans are 'setting up' Mick Mulvaney to be the fall-guy for Trump

Republicans were caught off-guard this morning when their key witness, Ambassador Gordon Sondland, started outing key administration officials, as well as the president and vice president, for the bribery efforts with Ukraine.

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John Dean says the Republican Party clearly doesn't know what they're doing

Former White House counsel John Dean couldn't help but notice that the Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives seem to be in a mess of trouble.

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Dem lawmaker gets Sondland to admit key component of potential bribery charge against Trump

One of the charges House Democrats are mulling in potential articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump is that the president solicited bribery by tying investigations that were personally beneficial to him in exchange for delivering military aid approved by Congress.

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Impeachment hearing explodes with applause as Jackie Speier highlights Trump's daily lies

Texas Republican Rep. Mike Conaway on Thursday argued that it was not illegal for Republicans to "out" the White House whistleblower.

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Adam Schiff buries one of the GOP's remaining anti-impeachment talking points

Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) on Wednesday took a hammer to one of the Republican Party's few remaining talking points aimed at undermining the House impeachment inquiry.

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John Dean says Gordon Sondland just had his 'John Dean moment' by flipping on Trump: 'The truth has come out'

Former White House aide John Dean on Wednesday compared his testimony against President Richard Nixon to the testimony of European Union Ambassador Gordon Sondland.

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'The worst day with the most damning evidence': CNN's Tapper explains how Sondland was very bad for Trump

European Union ambassador Gordon Sondland's testimony before the House of Representatives' impeachment inquiry on Wednesday generated several startling revelations, including confirmation of an explicit quid-pro-quo deal involving investigations into former Vice President Joe Biden.

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Ken Starr says 'it's over' for Trump: Democrats know 'the president in fact committed the crime of bribery'

Former independent prosecutor Ken Starr suggested on Wednesday that President Donald Trump impeachment could now be a sure thing.

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‘It’s all over’: Trump shouts Sondland quotes at reporters before wandering off without taking questions

President Donald Trump did not answer questions while leaving the White House nearly an hour late for an event in Texas.

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‘The veneer has been lifted’: Adam Schiff says Sondland testimony exposed Trump White House conspiracy

Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) said the "veneer has been torn away" from the White House scheme to pressure Ukraine into helping President Donald Trump's re-election campaign.

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Devin Nunes grimaces as Schiff calls recess in devastating Sondland testimony

Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA) grimaced as the Democratic counsel finished questioning Gordon Sondland.

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