Notations From the Grid (@POTUS Special Edition): On #Impeachment Deliberations

US Senate Democratic Leader Earlier Today in the US Capitol 

The Bulwark Reports On The Realities of Ukraine 

It has been a breathtaking day as we went to press with this special late breaking edition of Notations. 

President Trump had a news conference today as he tried to change the narrative on the gathering storm over impeachment due to the conversations he had with the President of Ukraine.    President Trump's network of supporters in the US Congress and the Conservative Media pushed the talking points as President Trump also cited Vice President Pence, the Secretary of State and the Secretary of Commerce as well--as Rudy Giuliani, the President's Personal Lawyer made the rounds in terms of what he did including supposed conversations Mr. Giuliani had with Officials at the State Department:     

The House GOP Leader, Kevin McCarthy, went after Speaker Pelosi hard noting that she should resign--although this reporting from the Washington Examiner was also of note:

BREAKING NEWS ALERT

'Deeply disturbing': Democrats rocked by what they saw in Ukraine whistleblower complaint Democratic lawmakers who have seen the intelligence community whistleblower complaint said they were disturbed by its still-secret contents. Released to the House and Senate Intelligence Committees in the mid-afternoon, Republicans and Democrats viewed the complaint, which touches on a phone call President Trump had with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in July. Read the full story here.

The Trump Campaign raised 5 Million dollars and the Democratic Act Blue Platform raised the similiar amount as the battle lines were drawn as this late breaking update from the New York Times noted with minimal investigation by The Justice Department:

Breaking News Alert   September 25, 2019 NYTimes.com »

BREAKING NEWS Record-handling, witnesses, potential misconduct: Here's what we know about the whistle-blower complaint and the person who made it. Wednesday, September 25, 2019 8:27 PM EST The intelligence officer who filed the complaint about President Trump’s interactions with the leader of Ukraine raised alarms not only about what the two men said in a phone call, but also about how the White House handled records of the conversation, according to two people briefed on the complaint. Read More »

Notations On Our World (Special Mid-Week Edition); Quite a 24 Hrs re @realDonaldTrump; @BorisJohnson

In the United States, the US Speaker of the House Representatives, has authorized an impeachment inquiry.    She formalized the nature of the investigations in a nationwide statement that made World Headlines.    President Trump began with the simple tag, "Presidential Harassment" as his  Supporters in the US House, his campaign and his network of Supporters began an immediate public relations strike-back through Twitter and other Social Media avenues.

Beyond the Shores of the United States, The UK Prime Minister was dealt a heavy blow by the UK Supreme Court epitomized by this headline from one of our featured partners, the Financial Times of London:

The UK Parliament will be back in session later on today as underscored by the UK Speaker of Parliament:

Interesting times....

Notations On Our World (Special Tuesday Edition): #RandomThoughts on #ClimateChange

We have been assessing the UN Climate Summit.    This 9-minute clip produced by the Finacial Times of London (where we have the privilege to share headlines daily on our Twitter Corner) with collaboration from the Royal Court depicts a future that can be possible if no action is taken.   President Trump paid a surprise visit to the Summit during the day.  The Economist' @KalToons reflected upon it:

Greta Thurberg, the Swedish Activist, spoke.    She was attacked by some of the conservative pundits here in the United States.    We chose excerpts of her comments as reported by the Guardian which we hereby present for review that we captured:

This is her Statement in Full as we pay homage to her with all that she began over a year ago in front of the Swedish Parliament:

We join in noting this old saying from the Civil Rights Movement:  #WeShallOvercome.