It's an historic discussion bound to be filled with fireworks. But if you want to see it, it looks like you'll have to tune into one of the cable channels. Most of the American over-the-air networks have said they won't cover Wednesday's latest round of impeachment developments live. That's an interesting decision, after the hours and hours and hours they all spent interrupting morning television over the past few weeks. 

It's something that never would have happened in the old Nixon and Clinton impeachment debate days, long before there was streaming and cable news.

What fascinates me about this is that in the past, this would have been considered an event so historic, no  primetime shows would have been put above such a spectacle. It's another sign of how much the times, TV and our options to watch it, have all changed.

Broadcast Networks Leaning Against Airing Tonight’s Hearing, Deferring To Other Platforms