What The Fact: We Answer Your Questions About The Impeachment Inquiry

The video discusses the impeachment process of President Donald Trump, explaining the steps involved and addressing public questions. It highlights the roles of the House and Senate, the powers of the President during an inquiry, and the potential duration of the process. The video also touches on the evidence available, such as transcripts, and concludes with a focus on fact-checking related to the impeachment inquiry.

Who are the editors discussing the impeachment process in the video?

• Michael Johnson and Sarah Lee

• John Doe and Jane Smith

• David Brown and Emily White

• Aaron Sharockman and Katie Sanders

What is the first step in the impeachment process?

• The House of Representatives initiates the process

• The President is removed from office

• The Senate votes on the impeachment

• The Supreme Court reviews the case

Which committee acts as the prosecutors in the Senate trial?

• House Judiciary Committee

• House Intelligence Committee

• Senate Judiciary Committee

• A committee of representatives from the House

During an impeachment inquiry, what is the status of the President's powers?

• They remain largely unchanged

• They are transferred to the Vice President

• They are completely revoked

• They are significantly limited

How long is the impeachment process expected to last?

• Until the next presidential election

• Indefinitely, with no set timeline

• Possibly into spring, but before Election Day

• Until the end of the current year

Is there a confirmed recording of the call in question?

• It is unclear, as the White House has not confirmed

• Yes, it has been released to the public

• Yes, but it is classified

• No, the White House has confirmed there is none

What is the role of fact-checking during the impeachment inquiry?

• To create confusion among the public

• To delay the impeachment process

• To verify statements made by key figures

• To support only one side of the argument