the president did nothing wrong. >> and joining me now is democrat terri sewell of alabama. a member of the house intelligence committee, been in there for most of these depositi depositions. welcome to "meet the press." >> thanks. >> we start with, we know you passed the sort of next steps for the impeachment inquiry. speaker pelosi said she expects public hearings to start this month. what are we going to see at the public hearings and how much of it is essentially going to be the best of what you have been seeing behind the scenes? >> chuck, this is a sobering moment in america's history, and those of us who have been reluctant participants, i represent a blred state, and frankly, i think what really got me on the side of going to this inquiry was the fact that this president is interfering in our elections. he withheld important military assistance. he did so openly, in his own admission. and i think that the american people deserve to hear the facts. and we need to follow the facts where they lead us. we need to be able to apply the law, and more importantly, we need tr

. >> terri sewelle. thank you for coming on, in our poll, we asked people why or why not should they impoo etch? the most common answers were that mr. trump was dishonest, unfit for office, self centered and had abused his power. now, among the 46% who say congress should not impeach, people say president trump did nothing wrong, he is doing a good job. there is no evidence of wrong doing and the propercess, itsel is politically motivated. it's important the country is listening to two different narratives. joining me the top republican, congressman cole, welcome back. >> chuck, good to be with you. >> let me start with a simple question here. do you believe there was a quid pro quo? >> no. >> not at all? there is a question some believe there was and it doesn't rise to impeachment? >> well, the things we know are this. we know the president says there was no quid pro quo. we know president zelensky said he didn't feel any pressure. we know there is no ukraine investigation and we know the military aid g

he'll have exclusive interviews with representative terry sewell and ranking member of the house rulesee representative tom cole, as he mentioned there, plus an interview with andrew yang, democratic presidential candidate. be sure to stay here for "meet the press" at 8:00 a.m., after this newscast. larry will be back in 40 minutes for our pl weweekly political segment. we'll look at newly adopted fact-finding rules that could lead to the impeachment of the president. larry, we'll see you soon. >> you got it. >>> for now we'll turn to other news. okay, this is making our newsroom talk. if you have an older iphone, you may run into a big problem within the next four hours, three hours and 43 minutes. some iphones and ipads released in 2012 or earlier will stop working correctly around 11:00 this morning, that is unless users download a new software update made specifically for older models. the update is needed because of a gps issue. you can update your phone or your ipad going to settings and general, click on software updates there. if you don't install the update before 11:00 a.m. t