Pelosi Says House Won't Hold Full Vote On Impeachment Inquiry Just Yet

The transcript discusses the impeachment inquiry into President Trump, focusing on the lack of a full House vote, the whistleblower complaint about Trump's alleged pressure on Ukraine, and the investigation's progress led by Adam Schiff. It highlights the administration's stonewalling efforts and issues with subpoena compliance from key figures like Rudy Giuliani and Mike Pence, while the Pentagon shows potential cooperation.

What was Speaker Pelosi's stance on the necessity of a full House vote for the impeachment inquiry?

• She agreed with the Republicans' demand for a vote.

• She was undecided on the matter.

• She stated it was not required by law or House rules.

• She believed it was required by law.

What was the main allegation in the whistleblower complaint that led to the impeachment inquiry?

• President Trump misused campaign funds.

• President Trump withheld military aid to Russia.

• President Trump was involved in election interference.

• President Trump pressured Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden and his son.

What progress did lawmakers make in the investigation according to Adam Schiff?

• They concluded the investigation.

• They decided to drop the inquiry.

• They made dramatic progress in answering questions related to the president's phone call.

• They found no evidence of wrongdoing.

Which official indicated that the Pentagon was planning to comply with the document request?

• Vice President Mike Pence

• Defense Secretary Mark Esper

• Rudy Giuliani

• Adam Schiff

What was the response of Rudy Giuliani and the White House Office of Management and Budget to the document request?

• They partially complied with the request.

• They complied with the request.

• They requested an extension.

• They refused to comply with the request.