It is completely unclear which, if any, key witnesses will show up for their depositions in the Trump impeachment inquiry this week. We know that all four White House officials who are scheduled to give depositions on Monday won't be showing up:
deputy counsel to the President for national security affairs and legal adviser to the National Security CouncilMichael Ellis,Brian McCormack,An administration official says Eisenberg isn't showing up due to executive privilege while Blair, Ellis and McCormack aren't going to appear because they won't be able to have an administration lawyer present.
Two other OMB officials, Michael Duffey and Russell Vought, also won't show up to their depositions later this week, a source with knowledge of the situation tells CNN.Tuesdayspecial assistant to the President and senior director for international energy and environment at the National Security CouncilState Department Counselor
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