Evidence is 'overwhelming', says impeachment report against Trump

From Wednesday, the process is now led by the Judiciary Committee of the House

The House Intelligence Committee report on the impeachment process opened by the house against U.S. President Donald Trump was released on Tuesday, 3. According to the document, headed by Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, the "evidence of the president's misconduct is overwhelming."

The report is the result of the Committee's investigation, which began in September, to investigate Trump's participation in the campaign of pressure on ukraine's government. The U.S. president is accused of trying to coerce eastern European officials to investigate Democratic pre-candidate for the 2020 election, Joe Biden.

In total, the Committee held more than 100 hours of testimony from 17 witnesses, including 12 testified in seven hearings broadcast to the public live in November.

As of Wednesday, Wednesday, 4, the impeachment process is now led by the House Judiciary Committee and its chairman, also Democrat Jerrold Nadler, to examine whether Trump would have violated the U.S. Constitution.