Today is Wednesday, October 9th.

What the White House is now saying about the impeachment inquiry,

and the major question the Supreme Court will have to decide.

Plus, YouTube's milestone, a Victoria's secret first,

and who's watching you at work.

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The White House is pushing back hard, saying the administration will not have anything to do with the impeachment inquiry and calling it illegitimate.

In an eight-page letter sent to top Democrats in the House, the White House Council broke down the reasons, saying the inquiry is partisan and unconstitutional.

The letter says Democrats are trying to, quote, overturn the results of the 2016 election,

and it accuses them of trying to influence the 2020 election. The letter says they're also denying

President Trump due process by not letting him cross-examine witnesses get transcripts of

testimonies or see evidence. And the Trump administration is already showing how it will not go along with the inquiry.

Officials blocked a key person in the investigation from testifying.

The U.S. Ambassador to the EU, Gordon Sonland, who has dealt with Ukraine.

Trump said he would normally be fine with Sonland testifying,

but not with what he called a Kangaroo court.

But Democrats have a very different take.

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