Notations On Our World (Special Thursday Edition): The Late Show Hosts Reflect On #ImpeachmentInquiry

As the impeachment inquiry gathers steam, the late night hosts in the United States had something to say on it in the aftermath of President Trump's Oval Office and Press Conference comments:

Notations On Our World (Special Edition): On Iran

We hereby present the following on the plight of Iran: 

On The #BlugGirl & the Plight of Women in Iran 

On the Plight of Labor in Iran 

.. & How the Government in Iran Has Reacted to the Plight of Labor....

Notations From the Grid (Special Edition): On #ImpechmentInquiry (Updated)

Earlier today, US Speaker of the House and the Chairman of the US House Intelligence Committee held a News Briefing on the Impeachment Process.

As Impeachment Moves in the US House of Representatives with this courtesy of Fox News as President Trump went after the Whisteblower and accused Congressman Schiff of Treason while meeting with the President of Finland : 

'WRITE' AND WRONGED

Trump claims Schiff helped whistleblower pen complaint after new revelations emerge

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• 7:22President Trump responds to report that Adam Schiff received early account of whistleblower complaint
• Watch: Trump spars with reporter over Ukraine call, demands he ask Finnish president a question
• Watch: Trump blasts wrong newspaper as 'corrupt' during Oval Office tirade
• Trump says America would be better off without 'CNNs of the world' after fiery news conference
• 'Warning sign' for Biden on Ukraine controversy, as poll shows plurality of voters believes Trump allegations

• Pelosi dodges critical question on impeachment

Fox News brings a different perspective to bear in its' advocacy for the views by President Trump as the Impeachment Inquiry gathers steam.   It is also of note that Vladimir Putin came out in support of President Trump earlier today as the Update just crossed our wires:

DOJ ordered White House personnel to preserve all records of calls with foreign leaders The Justice Department ordered White House personnel and other Trump administration officials to preserve all records related to any of President Trump’s phone calls with foreign leaders. The DOJ directive, revealed in a court filing Wednesday, comes amid heightened scrutiny of how President Trump’s communications with foreign leaders are handled after a controversial discussion Trump had with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky became the focus of a whistleblower complaint, spurring impeachment efforts by Democrats on Capitol Hill. The filing in D.C. district court is part of a federal lawsuit launched by Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in D.C., a left-leaning government watchdog group, earlier this year. Read the full story here.