House Judiciary Committee Impeachment Markup Records (Volume II)
January 1, 2020
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The Frame
This record catalogs the specific evidence, including communications and government documents, that formed the basis of the House Judiciary Committee's impeachment proceedings against President Donald J. Trump.
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Donald J. Trump
The subject of the impeachment articles and the evidence cataloged in this record.
House Judiciary Committee
The body responsible for conducting the markup and compiling the evidence.
Last recorded activity January 1, 2020.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The document is Volume II of the official hearing record for the markup of H. Res. 755.
- The hearing took place from December 11 to December 13, 2019.
- The record includes extensive document productions from Lev Parnas, including iMessages, WhatsApp messages, photos, voicemails, and USAO documents.
- The record includes document productions from Fiona Hill and Kurt Volker.
- The record includes Office of Management and Budget (OMB) apportionment documents and spreadsheets regarding FY 2019 State Department and International Assistance programs.
- The record includes Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) productions from the Department of Defense and OMB to the Center for Public Integrity and American Oversight.
- The record includes a letter from Adam Schiff (HPSCI) to Jerrold Nadler (HJC) dated January 14, 2020.
Why It Matters
This record catalogs the specific evidence, including communications and government documents, that formed the basis of the House Judiciary Committee's impeachment proceedings against President Donald J. Trump.
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Evidence Submission Timeline
The record shows a significant volume of evidence, particularly from Lev Parnas, was submitted or processed in January 2020, after the initial December 2019 markup dates.
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