Laura McGahn, politics editor here at Vox. I was wondering if you could help me with some scenarios.

Sure.

So I think we all know how this impeachment story begins.

Press reports began to break of a phone call by the president of the United States,

calling upon a foreign power to intervene in his election.

This is a breach of his constitutional responsibilities.

But I'm wondering, as I think many people out there might be, how it could end?

How many scenarios would you say we even have here?

Okay, get ready for it. I gave this some thought and we're looking at nine.

Nine scenarios.

Yes.

Yes.

Oh my gosh.

Well, so I guess to go through them all, we should start with no impeachment at all.

Is that scenario one?

Yes. Let's start there. So scenario one is in the house where they're holding their inquiry

into Donald Trump. They decide, you know what?

We're not going to hold a vote. We're not going to vote to impeach him and things go back to what

pass for normal in our current age of American politics.

Is that a real possibility here after this point, after Nancy Pelosi was sort of pressured into

going this route in the first place?

I think this looks pretty unlikely at this point because Democrats have gotten on board

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