A week where the impeachment inquiry moved to the House Judiciary Committee came with

a lot of moving pieces and a bunch of new information.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi held a notable news conference.

The Constitution's article two had a moment in the Sun, and we learned new details about

the security of Trump's phone calls to name a few.

And so, we're sharing with you five new things that we learned about the inquiry this week

that we didn't know last week.

This is Ken Hewdozette, a podcast that explores the powers and limitations of the American

presidency.

And what happens when branches of government collide?

I'm Allison Michaels.

Political reporter Amber Phillips covers impeachment daily here at the post in her five-minute

fix newsletter.

I sat down with her in the studio to unravel the five new things to emerge out of impeachment

world this week.

Let's start with a key takeaway from the actual impeachment inquiry report out of the

House Intelligence Committee that they passed on to the Judiciary Committee on Tuesday.

This report chronicles the scheme by the President of the United States to coerce an

ally Ukraine that is at war with an adversary Russia into doing the President's political

dirty work.

The report disclosed some phone call records that we previously hadn't known about.

But certainly the phone records show that there was considerable coordination among the

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