From "The Daily 202" podcast: Gordon Sondland now says he told a top Ukrainian official that U.S. assistance to the country would likely resume only if Kyiv opened investigations requested by Trump that could be damaging to Joe Biden.

House investigators have released the first transcripts from closed-door depositions taken as part of the impeachment inquiry. On "Post Reports," Karoun Demirjian details what we’ve learned.

From "The Daily 202" podcast: an attorney for Lev Parnas said last night that his client is willing to comply with the House impeachment inquiry.

From "The Daily 202" podcast: Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney’s allies in the administration plan to stonewall and obstruct the impeachment inquiry as much as possible in a bid to ingratiate themselves with President Trump.

Former national security adviser Bolton could offer firsthand insight into Ukraine-related events. But Bolton’s relationship with President Trump is complicated. On “Can He Do That?” reporter John Hudson explains what we can learn if Bolton testifies.

From "The Daily 202" podcast: a White House adviser on Thursday corroborated key impeachment testimony from a senior U.S. diplomat.

As depositions continue, the House is on track today to pass the set of rules governing the next phase of the impeachment inquiry.

Pending a House vote on the Democrats’ resolution, the stage will be set for the next phase of the impeachment probe. On “Can He Do That?” Mike DeBonis explains what the new procedures and rules mean for the events on Capitol Hill in the weeks ahead.

From "The Daily 202" podcast: President Trump and his allies on television lashed out yesterday at Army Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman as he testified under oath on Capitol Hill for more than 10 hours.

On "Post Reports," congressional reporter Mike DeBonis previews the House's upcoming vote on next steps for the impeachment inquiry. It's the most tangible step that House Democrats have so far taken toward removing President Trump from office.