Five and a half hours of testimony later, that’s one impeachment hearing down and at least four more to go. Ambassador Bill Taylor dropped a new bombshell of testimony and State Department official George Kent laid out the facts for all of us at home. And Addy Baid gives us a rundown of the vibe on Capitol Hill.

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It’s day one of the public impeachment hearings, and we are only a little amped about it! Bill Taylor is up today, and his testimony is key in telling the impeachment story. We’ll get into why he matters a lot.

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On the eve of the first public hearings of the 2019 impeachment, our host Hayes Brown reads what we can only assume will be an instant seasonal classic.

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When impeachment hearings start up, all eyes will be on the guy with the gavel: Adam Schiff. He’s chair of the House Intelligence Committee and from the days of the Russia investigation, he’s been the man who’s been annoying Trump the most in Congress. Emma Loop is on to talk to us about Schiff and his biggest challenge yet.

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One started a company called Fraud Guarantee. The other mortgaged a million dollar house to fund their ALLEGED hijinks. Together they were all up in Ukraine’s business on Rudy Giuliani’s behalf — ALLEGEDLY. Mike Sallah tells a tale that could only happen in South Florida about two guys at the heart of impeachment inquiry.

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Most of the action has been behind closed doors. But brace yourselves, the impeachment inquiry’s public hearings are coming. What do you need to prepare for? Addy Baird helps guide us through phase 2 of the Impeachment Cinematic Universe.

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Trump wanted the attorney general to announce that the president didn't break any laws in his July phone call. Because of course he did. We also break down how Gordon Sondland, the US ambassador to the EU, went from hotel owner to Trump donor to kind of a big deal for the impeachment case.

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Gordon Sondland, the US ambassador to the EU, is changing his story, saying he did, in fact, oops, whaddya know, present a quid pro quo to Ukrainian officials. What does that mean for the Nixometer? Plus: a closer look at Marie Yovanovitch's explosive testimony to the impeachment inquiry.

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House Democrats published two transcripts of the dozen or so depositions they've held. Yes, they’re juicy. Also: remember April? Of course you don't. That's when the Mueller report came out. Well, now it's back and could play a role in the impeachment saga.

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We're all talking about this whole impeachment circus because of one human — The Whistleblower. You know, that enigmatic intelligence official who felt Trump's Ukraine call was sketchy, and reported it. Democrats love to praise whoever it is. Republicans want the person’s identity unmasked. We explain the whistleblower's role in the impeachment story.

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