BALDWIN: We continue on. You're watching CNN. I'm Brooke Baldwin. Thank you for being here. Just a heads up. Any moment now, Senator Lindsey Graham will step before cameras and take aim at House Democrats over this impeachment inquiry into President Trump. The South Carolina Republican is expected to do what many other allies of the president had done in recent weeks, condemn the process. What's key here, they're not condemning the allegations leveled against Trump by multiple career diplomats, people wildly respected on both sides of the aisle. So Senator Graham's resolution comes as CNN learned Democrats could take those impeachment hearings public as early as next month. Potentially, with some of the witnesses who have provided the most damning testimony so far. Let's start on Capitol Hill with Phil Mattingly, all over this. We've got a lot of White House outreach today. The vice president meeting with House Republicans on Syria. We know the president has had lunch with Republican Senators. What's going on, Phil?</s>PHIL MATTINGLY, CNN CONGRESSIONAL CORRESPONDENT: I think it's important to contextualize what's going on.
Soon, Lindsey Graham To Discuss Impeachment Inquiry.