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Schiff has faced criticism from Republicans for subpoenaing the phone records of several individuals involved in the impeachment inquiry against Trump.

Adam Schiff provided few details of Monday's articles of impeachment hearing against Donald Trump.

The records are in the House Intelligence Committee's impeachment report, which contains the evidence of President Donald Trump's alleged Ukraine misconduct.

The president attacked the House Intelligence Committee chairman during a meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday.

"We knew all along that there was no scandal here, " the former White House press secretary said on Fox News.

The lawyer to President Donald Trump and former New York City mayor attacked the impeachment hearings currently taking place.

Actor mocked tweet by president's son that showed doctored image of representative Adam Schiff in a leotard following president's tweet of him as Rocky Balboa.

President Donald Trump cracked several timely turkey jokes during Tuesday's Thanksgiving pardon, dropping in impeachment quips and a playful shot at the news media during the brief ceremony.

Support for impeaching and removing Trump is less substantial and more partisan than it was during Richard Nixon's presidency.

Joseph Bondy, Parnas' lawyer, expressed his client's intention to comply with the subpoena on Sunday.

Adam Schiff pushed back against the NBC News host's claim the impeachment inquiry appears to be letting President Trump and his alleged co-conspirators off the hook.

David Holmes will testify in Thursday's impeachment hearings. He overheard a conversation between Trump and Gordon Sondland where the president sought to confirm investigations into the Bidens.

Representative Jeff Van Drew claimed some Democrats are getting "bored" with the Ukraine investigation.

"Well wait a minute, no sir," Chris Wallace said. "They're career foreign service officers and these are people who worked in the Trump administration."

Brian Kilmeade made a weekend appearance on 'Fox & Friends' to claim Schiff was "trying to get political gain" by attacking Trump at an event in California on Saturday.

Schiff is a leading figure in the House's impeachment inquiry, which began its public phase this week.

"The chairman refused to allow us to put these into the record with unanimous consent," Stefanik said, amid Friday's impeachment hearing.

In an interview with Face the Nation, Pelosi called out Trump for his attacks on the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine.

The Fox News host railed against against the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine in his latest defense of the president.

Trish Regan said the House Intelligence Committee chairman had become the "chief storyteller" in the "fictional charade" of ongoing impeachment proceedings.

Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner claimed Tuesday that President Donald Trump is worse off than an accused serial killer or rapist, in terms of the way he's being treated in the impeachment inquiry.

GOP Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy railed against Adam Schiff Sunday, accusing him of single-handedly dictating the impeachment inquiry he described as a "calculated coup."

This inquiry will also not "facilitate the President's effort to threaten, intimidate, and retaliate against the whistleblower who courageously raised the initial alarm," Schiff said.

House Republicans released a witness list that includes Hunter Biden and the Ukraine whistleblower, demanding they testify publicly so Trump can "face his accusers."

Rep. Devin Nunes demanded that Schiff answer questions from Republicans privately even though he was one of the most vocal critics of the impeachment inquiry's alleged lack of transparency.

"Please absent yourself," House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff told the Florida Republican several times.

"I don't trust Adam Schiff to be fair," Graham said.

On Sunday the president claimed that even if he did push the Ukrainian president for a quid pro quo, it would not be an impeachable offense.

In a surprise offer to a Republican intelligence committee member, attorney Mark Zaid said his whistleblower client will answer written questions "in writing, under oath & penalty of perjury."

The president unfurled an ardent attack on impeachment proceedings shortly after the House voted to make the inquiry official.