Vice President Mike Pence is getting dragged into the impeachment inquiry.
In a Friday letter, three House committee chairs requested Pence provide documents related to President Trump's dealings with Ukraine. That includes documents on Trump's phone calls with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, any government communication about the conversations, and information on plans for providing foreign aid based on political meddling, per the letter.
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