Chief justices and senators, thank you for your patience. This is a lot of information, but you have a very important obligation. And that is ultimately to decide whether the President committed impeachable offenses. And in order to make that judgment, you have to have all of the facts.
Zoe Lofgren: “Chief justices and senators, thank you for your patience. This is a lot of information, but you have a very important…”
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Zoe Lofgren emphasized the responsibility of the Senate to determine if the President committed impeachable offenses.
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