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    First public hearing: Case closed

    by Bill Press, Tribune Content Agency Nov 14, 2019 3 minutes

    History is being made as we speak. For only the third time in history (since Richard Nixon decided to resign first), a formal impeachment inquiry, as outlined in the Constitution, is underway in the House of Representatives.

    Sadly, given its importance, by the time it's over most Americans will have watched no more than the first couple of hours of the first nationally televised impeachment hearing, held this week on Wednesday, November 13. But no matter. After one hearing,

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