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well joining us now is the democratic congressman mark visi, from the fort worth, texas area.voted to impeach the president this week. congressman, happy holidays to you, thank you for being here on this saturday morning. so i want to get your reaction to ivanka trump's comments, is this all just raw partisan politics? >> absolutely not. i can tell you this is my fourth term in congress and this was the toughest vote, the toughest decision that, and the saddest decision really that i've had to make as a member of congress to go down into that well, and cast the vote to vote on two articles of impeachment against the president of the united states. i think it's a sad day for the country. it has nothing to do with partisanship what so much. we all need to realize that donald trump curried favor with a foreign nation and offered the military aid, offered them trips to the white house. to investigate his potential political opponent for the 2020 elections. that's just, that's unacceptable. and if hillary rodham clinton were president right now and she were running for re-election,

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