ARCHIVED COVERAGE: Trump impeachment hearings enter their 2nd week

As impeachment hearings enter their second week, Democrats expect to hear from eight additional witnesses about U.S. President Donald Trump’s dealings with Ukraine.

Here’s what’s to expect on the impeachment schedule:

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has said Trump is welcome to appear or answer questions in writing, if he chooses.

2:06 Trump indicates he might be willing to testify in impeachment probe

• Trump indicates he might be willing to testify in impeachment probe
• Pompeo calls Trump’s policy towards Ukraine ‘consistent,’ refuses to speak about diplomats testifying in impeachment inquiry
• Mitch McConnell says he ‘can’t imagine’ scenario where Trump removed from office
• Pelosi calls Trump an ‘imposter,’ says he criticized former ambassador due to ‘own insecurity’
• Schumer says Trump should testify in impeachment investigation
• Eight witnesses to testify in impeachment inquiry

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Witnesses expected to testify include:

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• Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, a National Security Council official who said he raised concerns in the White House about Trump’s push for investigations
• Gordon Sondland, Trump’s European Union ambassador, who spoke to the president about the Ukraine policy
• Former Ukrainian envoy Kurt Volker
• Jennifer Williams, an aide to Vice-President Mike Pence detailed from the State Department
• Former National Security Council aide Tim Morrison
• Fiona Hill, a former Russia adviser to the White House who told lawmakers about former National Security Adviser John Bolton’s concerns about Ukraine.

— With files by The Associated Press