But yes, it does appear that the President in all of his pettiness and vengefulness is trying to do everything possible to make the transition and make the Biden administration as difficult as possible to accomplish anything.

The voters have spoken, take your loss, take your lumps, move on.

We're living -- at least 75% of the Republicans are living in an alternative universe.

the first way to deal with this kind of corruption is to vote them out.

Donald Trump intervene in the case of Michael Flynn, his political ally. We saw Donald Trump intervene in the case of Roger Stone in order to prevent him from cooperating against Donald Trump.

That is Donald Trump's policy. He should be happy with it.

a sense of duty, a duty that he felt something was wrong.

Not only were they made aware, but they were made aware either by President Trump's proxy, Rudy Giuliani, or from President Trump himself through Ambassador Sondland.

Mr. Trump did not use official talking points.

He applied this pressure himself and through his agents working within and outside of the U.S. Government.

the substance of the call, that it was improper.

President Zelensky did, in fact, commit to making that statement on CNN.

the President was asking a foreign power to investigate a U.S. citizen.

I want to talk about how the President did the same thing with almost 400 million taxpayer dollars to pressure Ukraine to do his personal bidding.

It's a fact that in the President's own words in the transcript submitted by him reveals that after Ukraine asked for military aid, Trump says: I would like you to do us a favor, though.

Were it not for courageous public servants doing their duty and honoring their oath to this country and coming forward and testifying, the President's scheme might still be concealed today.

President Trump directed a months-long campaign to solicit foreign help in his 2020 reelection efforts.

It was the unanimous view of all of the agencies--Secretary of State--Department of State, Department of Defense, National Security Council, literally every one of the interagency agencies believed that the aid was vital and had already…

Donald J. Trump, the 45th President of the United States, abused the power of his office, the American Presidency, for his political and personal benefit.

Mr. Sondland ultimately conveyed that the release of the aid was conditioned on the public announcement of the investigations.

the President's abuse of office for his benefit and no one else's.

When faced with the opening of an official impeachment inquiry into his conduct, President Trump launched an unprecedented campaign of obstruction of Congress.

Every single witness said there's no factual basis for either of the investigations.

an instrument in Washington domestic reelection politics.

the potential political ramifications if the call was released.