House Speaker Mike Johnson says Republicans will "defeat" Thomas Massie's impeachment resolution against Pete Hegseth "one way or the other", CBS News reports.
The House is expected to vote first on a motion that would effectively kill the resolution. CBS says it is unclear whether Republicans have enough support to table it or will take another route.
The first vote is scheduled for 5.30pm ET (10.30pm UK) on Tuesday 10 November. That is according to a House schedule from Majority Leader Steve Scalise's office, shared by Massie and reported by Tribune India.
"Today the House will vote on the Hegseth Impeachment Resolution."
Massie posted that on X. He says the first vote is a procedural motion to kill the resolution, such as referring it to committee. If that fails, the House moves to debate and a vote on the articles themselves.
Johnson's position runs against Senator Ted Cruz's view that impeachment is "extremely likely, if not certain". Neither side's vote count has been independently checked.
ABC News reports that Trump said he would "stand by" Hegseth even if he is impeached.