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The impeachment inquiry thus far has involved many people, most of whom are unknown to the public. This brief Who's Who will be updated as more individuals become involved in the process.
Christopher Anderson - Foreign Service officer and former advisor to Kurt Volker
Michael Atkinson - Inspector General of the Intelligence Community
William Barr - Attorney General of the United States
Joe Biden - former Vice-President of the United States, 2020 presidential candidate
Hunter Biden - son of Joe Biden, businessman
Robert Blair - National Security aide - refused to testify
John Bolton - former U.S. National Security advisor
Thomas Ulrich Brechtbuhl - U.S. State Department counselor
Laura Cooper - Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Russian, Ukraine, and Eurasia
Catherine Croft - State Department foreign service officer
Michael Duffy - Associate Director for Office of Management and Budget - refused to testify
John Eisenberg - National Security lawyer - refused to testify
Michael Ellis - National Security Counsel lawyer - refused to testify
Igor Fruman - business associate of Rudy Giuliani
Rudy Giuliani - personal lawyer for Donald Trump
Wells Griffith - Special Assistant to the President / National Security Advisor - refused to testify
David Hale - Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs
Fiona Hill - former Russia advisor to the White House
David Holmes - Political Counsel for U.S. Embassy in Kyiv
George Kent - Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Europe and Eurasia
Charles Kupperman - former Deputy National Security advisor - filed lawsuit claiming he did not have to testify
Yuriy Lutsenko - former Ukrainian Prosecutor General
Joseph Maguire - Acting Director of National Intelligence
Kevin McCarthy - House of Representatives Minority Leader
Mitch McConnell - Senate Majority Leader
Brian McCormack - White House budget official - refused to testify
Don McGahn - former White House counsel
Michael McKinley - former advisor to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo
Tim Morrison - outgoing Senior Director of European and Russian Affairs at the National Security Council
Lev Parnas - business associate of Rudy Giuliani
Nancy Pelosi - Speaker of the House of Representatives
Mike Pence - Vice-President of the United States
Rick Perry - U.S. Energy Secretary - refused to testify
Mike Pompeo - U.S. Secretary of State
Philip Reeker - Acting Assistant Secretary of the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs at the State Department
John Roberts - Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court - if there is a Senate trial, he will preside
Mark Sandy - Senior official in the White House Office of Management and Budget
Adam Schiff - Representative, House Intelligence Committee Chairman - his committee is leading the inquiry
Chuck Schumer - Senate Minority Leader
Victor Shokin - former Ukraine Prosecutor General - before Lutsenko
Gordon Sondland - U.S. Ambassador to the European Union
Bill Taylor - former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine; current Acting Ambassador to Ukraine
Donald Trump - President of the United States
Army Lt. Colonel Alexander Vindman - National Security Council Director for European Affairs
Kurt Volker - former U.S. Special Envoy for Ukraine
Russell Vought - Acting Director of the Office of Management and Budget - refused to testify
Whistleblower - unnamed U.S. intelligence officer
Jennifer Williams - Aide to Vice-President Mike Pence - former foreign service officer based in London
Andriy Yermak - aide to President Volodymyr Zelensky
Marie Yovanovitch - former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine
Volodymyr Zelensky - President of Ukraine