Aaron RuparCompte certifié

SCHIFF: "My colleagues seem to be under the impression that unless POTUS spoke the words, 'ambassador, I am bribing the Ukrainian president,' that there's no evidence of bribery... they also seem to say, 'well, they got the money.' Yes. They got caught. They got caught."pic.twitter.com/FUQsH7tGu9

.@RepSpeier: "The president of the United States has five pinocchios on a daily basis, so let's not go there."pic.twitter.com/zQ9SSNIooC

.@RepChrisStewart with quite the self-own herepic.twitter.com/S3agpeSP7E

After @RepSeanMaloney finally gets Sondland to admit Trump stood to benefit from Biden investigations, the audience breaks out in applause Sondland then tells Maloney he "resents" what Maloney did & has been "forthright" "This is your 3rd try to do so," Maloney retorts.pic.twitter.com/gOW38FPJLP

"We appreciate your candor, but let's be clear about what it took to get it out of you" -- damn, Maloney *is not* messing around pic.twitter.com/gMaxMH5xZ9

Under questioning from @CongressmanRaja, Sondland admits he can't rule out that Trump said he wanted nothing from Ukraine during their September 9 phone call simply because the whistleblower complaint was about to blow the lid off the whole schemepic.twitter.com/kULQHj1OmS

"Who is the whistleblower? ... what is the full extent of Ukraine's election meddling against Trump? ... why did Burisma hire Hunter Biden?" -- Devin Nunes has beaten a dead horse into pulp and is now doing elbow drops on the remaining bitspic.twitter.com/OhSKnYNW8O

Schiff closes by pointing out that the most direct evidence that Trump engaged in a quid pro quo was provided by the White House itself in the Trump-Zelensky call summary they released. Trump repeatedly brings up the Bidens and says he wants investigations!pic.twitter.com/JjImi2IXAP