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House Democrats presented two articles of impeachment against President Trump: abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.

Four constitutional scholars will appear before the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday.

​House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler sent a letter to President Trump to inform him of his "right to attend the hearing."

The 658-page report is broken into four sections, spelling out the committee's reasoning for introducing the two articles of impeachment last week.

Lewandowski said he was instructed not to disclose "discussions with the president or his advisers to protect executive branch confidentiality."

The House Judiciary Committee passed articles of impeachment against President Trump after more than 14 hours worth of debate Thursday.

The House Judiciary Committee will read the report and then vote on whether or not to send articles of impeachment to the House floor.

The report now heads to the House Judiciary Committee, which will consider articles of impeachment against the president.

The hearing was set to be a markup of three proposed bills intended to combat gun violence.

Hearings are expected to follow the same procedures used in 1974 with former President Richard Nixon's impeachment proceedings.

Lawyers for the committee said the House could consider new articles of impeachment against the president.

Democratic and Republican lawyers laid out their respective cases for and against impeaching President Donald Trump on Monday.

The high court barred the House from accessing secret material from the Mueller report and gave the Justice Department until June 1 to file an appeal.

The president reportedly offered pardons if DHS officials broke the law to build a border wall quickly. The White House says it was a joke.

Gun reform activists from across the U.S. rallied outside the Capitol, demanding lawmakers act to end gun violence.

Witnesses arrive as the House Judiciary Committee begins a new phase in the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)