Early on Tuesday, he continued to suggest it would be released "before week's end" but gave no other details. None were removed from office, although Richard Nixon resigned as he faced almost certain impeachment in 1974 over the Watergate scandal. The transcript Trump said he would release is from a call with Zelenskiy on April 12, after the Ukrainian was elected president but before he took office. As impeachment probe starts new phase, Trump promises another transcript https://t.co/kfe0JSWZ90 pic.twitter.com/reFSZuLVPy — Reuters India (@ReutersIndia) November 12, 2019Meanwhile, congressional Republicans on the House panels conducting the impeachment inquiry, in a memo to party leaders reviewed by Reuters, said weeks of closed-door testimony have not established that Trump committed an impeachable offense. House Democrats consider the open hearings that will start on Wednesday as crucial to building public support for a vote on articles of impeachment - formal charges - against Trump.

Source: Dhaka Tribune November 12, 2019 15:04 UTC