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Donald Trump speaks in Nashua in April, 2015Businessman. real estate developer, and TV personality Donald Trump has flirted with running for president numerous times in recent years, though he has never launched a formal campaign until this year.Trump earned his fortune in New York City real estate and gained fame through his television show The Apprentice. He has never held or run for political office. He is likely the only presidential candidate to have been inducted into the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) Hall of Fame.Trump declared his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination on June 16, 2015.

Watch or Listen: House Vote On Trump Impeachment Articles

The House of Representatives is debating impeachment articles against President Trump before an expected vote early this evening. 

NHPR is airing special coverage of the House session. 

You can listen on our broadcast airwaves or on our livestream player right here. (Want to skip the coverage and listen to regular programming instead? We've got a livestream for that, too!)

Watch a livestream of the impeachment debate:

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, speaking from the floor, said the articles were necessary to protect national security and the sanctity of the U.S. Constitution. She continued to call him a threat to democracy.

President Trump criticized the impeachment articles as a "partisan crusade," and Republicans in the House picked up a similar argument as the debate began Wednesday.

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Related: NHPR's Impeachment Coverage dashboard

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