Here's what happened in the impeachment inquiry today

Let CNN catch you up on all the impeachment developments from over the weekend

From CNN's Kristen Holmes

“No absolutely not,” he said. Mulvaney added “I still think I’m doing a pretty good job as chief of staff and I think the president agrees.” Mulvaney said he was misunderstood, denied saying there was a quid pro quo and said that was reporter language, not his and once again said there was no quid pro quo.Mulvaney came under scrutiny last week after he said, then denied, that Trump held up an aid package to Ukraine in exchange for an investigation into an unsubstantiated theory that Ukraine, not Russia, wasHis comments undercut denials by the President of a quid pro quo, and stunned White House staffers who questioned his strategy.

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