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NPR special report: The impeachment inquiry against Donald J. Trump

The floor of the U.S. House of Representatives
This image from video made available by House TV on Thursday shows the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives in Washington and the vote count to approve the rules for its impeachment inquiry of President Trump.
House TV via AP Photo file

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NPR’s Steve Inskeep hosts the program, which unpacks the House inquiry, the case against the president as it is understood so far, the president’s defense, and the players offering the most important testimony.

At the center of the inquiry is a whistle blower’s complaint about the president’s actions on a call to the president of Ukraine.

Did the president abuse his power when he asked for investigation into a political rival? Inskeep, along with other NPR journalists, steps through the story.