COOPER: A footnote to this historic day. We've learned that Marie Yovanovitch, the ousted U.S. ambassador to Ukraine at the center of the impeachment of President Trump, has retired from the State Department. Yovanovitch served 33 years as a Foreign Service office until this past May when the President pulled her from her post. You may recall in November when testified in the House impeachment investigation, she said she was the target of a "smear campaign" by the President and his lawyer Rudy Giuliani. She called Giuliani's work "campaign of misinformation." Yovanovitch also said her firing was not the way she wanted to end her career. Her service to our country spanned three decades, as I said, with her moving 13 times, serving in five hardship posts risking her life, including in Somalia during at Civil War and getting caught in the crossfire between Ukraine and Russia. The news continues. I want to hand it over to Chris for "Cuomo Prime Time."</s>CUOMO: All right, Anderson, thank you very much. Appreciate it.
Ambassador Yovanovitch Retires From The State Department.