The facts in the impeachment trial are clear: Rep. Val Demings
Sen. James Lankford, R-Okla., dodged when ABC News Chief Anchor George Stephanopoulos asked if the senator agreed with the argument from the president's lawyers that the president did nothing wrong.
"If he's starting that phone call and saying here's what I'm calling you about and I want you to be able to do that, it's very different from President Zelenskiy raising it to him and saying 'yeah I'm glad you're meeting with Rudy Giuliani, go ahead and meet with him and get a chance to be able to visit with him,'" Lankford said."That's not inappropriate, but it is a big deal to mix official and unofficial.
— This Week January 26, 2020 Stephanopoulos also asked if the Oklahoma Republican thought it was acceptable for the president to ask a foreign nation to investigate the Bidens instead of going to the Justice Department. After House managers finished their opening arguments on Friday night, Trump's legal team began to make their case in the impeachment trial on Saturday morning. The president's lawyers claimed that Trump was justified in seeking to investigate the Bidens and attacked the process of the House impeachment inquiry in their opening arguments.In a separate interview on"This Week," House manager Val Demings, D-Fla.
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