KEILAR: We are learning more now about the timeline for the impeachment investigation. House Intelligence Committee chairman Adam Schiff is moving quickly. He's now talking about hearings, subpoenas, depositions that will be coming soon. I want to get right to Capitol Hill and senior congressional correspondent, Manu Raju. Manu, when can we expect these things?</s>MANU RAJU, CNN SENIOR CONGRESSIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Very soon. Adam Schiff told me today he wants to move, in his words, "as expeditiously as possible." I asked, do you plan to have a hearing next week. He said, we are planning on having a hearing next week. And he also said expect subpoenas to come out. And also said expect to bring witnesses forward for depositions. A lot of it depends on how witnesses cooperate. We've seen House Republicans, trying to get the administration to comply with document requests. I asked, how will you deal with potential stonewalling from the White House. Could be more evidence of obstruction of the Congress and began impeachment for President Nixon and could potentially be for President Trump. He plans to push forward quickly. And when Congress is on recess, the House Intelligence Committee in session. A number of members plan to cancel their events in their districts to come back for what could be a very eventful couple of weeks, including potentially interviewing the whistleblower, potentially bringing others forward who may have witnessed how that whistleblower complaint was handled. The question ultimately will be, what did they glean and how quickly they will move. Democrats want to move on articles of impeachment sometime this fall -- Brianna?</s>KEILAR: Real quick, did he name names?</s>RAJU: I asked specifically. He declined to comment.</s>KEILAR: All right, Manu, thank you. "THE LEAD" with Jake Tapper starts right now.</s>ANNOUNCER: This is CNN breaking news.
House Intel Chair Says Hearings, Subpoenas, Depositions on Impeachment Investigation Coming Soon.