Impeachment transcripts are likely going to be released 'within the next 5 days,' Rep. Jackie Speier says.
"Remember, you can't be precise about this because we need to interview a few more witnesses before we're in a position to do public hearings," he said."But my best guess is that in the next two or three weeks there will be public, televised hearings."
House Democrats last week passed a resolution laying out the next steps in the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump, including public hearings. Republicans have lamented the closed-door interviews which have taken place so far "Everything is transparent," said Engel, the chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee."The Republicans keep moving the goal post. They tell us they want us to be transparent. When we're transparent, it's not good enough. The president will have every right — all his protections there. They can't complain about not having open hearings, and then when we have open hearings, complain about that as well.
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