This week, the House passed an impeachment resolution laying out how the process will work from here. There were unusual and important decisions made that will shape what comes next, and Vox's Andrew Prokop joins me to explain them.Then, California Rep. Zoe Lofgren is the only member of Congress who was part of the Nixon impeachment, the Clinton impeachment, and is still serving today. Lofgren is also the second-most-senior Democrat on the crucial Judiciary Committee. She walks us through how a House impeachment process actually works, what she learned participating in the past two, what's different this time, and the role those of us who don't serve in Congress need to realize we're playing.Plus: The implicit theory of presidential accountability offered by House Republicans, Speaker Nancy Pelosi's approach to legislative timing, and a question for all of you.References:Andrew's explainer on the House impeachment vote Credits:Producer and Editor - Jeff GeldResearcher - Roge KarmaEngineers - Malachi Broadus & Topher RuthTheme music composed by Jon Natchez Special thanks to Liz NelsonLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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