Very easy to understand when the President is lying and bullying on Twitter every day

Very easy to understand since they don't teach anything remotely close to critical thinking skills in school any more. Logic should be required course work for every student.

Speaking of critical thinking, Elena fails to distinguish between those who tried to validate what they read and failed, and those who didn’t even try. Those represent entirely different problems.

As for the research: try the same thing with adults and I bet the outcome will be similar.

" try the same thing with adults and I bet the outcome will be similar."

Of course. They haven't been teaching critical thinking in schools for at least the last 20 years.

The lovely thing about today is that the news is being broadcast live on many channels, without opinion, as they testify to the committee.

History classes should partake.

It's a great lesson for students.

"Did you write in the Wall Street Journal, "There is much that is worthy of investigation in the Ukraine scandal, and it is true that impeachment doesn't require a crime?' Is that an accurate quote, sir?"

"You've read it well," responded a smiling Turley.

And that's the Republican witness.

sorry, that was from CBS's transcripts Web Link

What you’re witnessing in the news is completely partisan, largely fabricated and is entirely based on opinion. Dems will impeach. GOP will exonerate and at the end of the day the media will have massively profited at the expense of every US tax payer.

@nonsensical: as a frugal taxpayer, you must have been REALLY unhappy about ken Starr's investigation!

LA Times: "In 1998, a report to Congress from the General Accounting Office estimated that special prosecutor Kenneth Starr’s three-year investigation of President Clinton cost “just shy of $30 million.” All told, the Republican Congress spent almost $80 million (or $118.7 million adjusted for inflation) investigating Clinton’s administration."

By comparison, we found out about 100 meetings with Russians and 10 cases of obstruction of justice from Mueller for a paltry $7 million.

Now that's EFFICIENT!

It was Roger Ailes who told Nixon that if he had his own network, he wouldnt be impeached.

Teenagers can go research Ailes. And Nixon.

Ailes - ugh. He deserves a whole chapter in the book of Fake News.