Dems Launch Impeachment Attack on Trump After Blue Tsunami, He Admits He's Cooked
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
All right.
What criticisms do Democrats face in the current political climate?
We like to criticize, obviously, MAGA, but the Democrats that are not meeting this moment, they're open for critique as well. Chuck Schumer taking money from APAC, doing fundraisers with lobbyists for Palantir. That is not the type of opposition we need. That's more like fascist collaboration. However, I like to give credit where credit is due. And some House Democrats are planning for impeachment on day one after the midterms. Pop this up. A cohort of resistance-minded House Democrats is pushing their colleagues to begin building the case against Trump now in anticipation of a day one impeachment vote if they retake the House. The push for impeachment is going to be overwhelming. And this is, I like to give credit where credit is due, and this is exactly what the Democrats need to be doing right now, unapologetically, Josh.
Anything short of that, I think, would be a failure. And so to take this position, number one, it's popular. If you look at Trump's poll numbers, it's going to be easy to rally a Democratic base around that message. Don't be afraid of it. Don't run from it. Embrace it. The things that Trump has normalized over the course of the past year or 18 months, It's easy to be numb to this and think that something like that would be pointless. But that's the point is that when he acts the way he does, you have to dig in. You have to get deeper.
What are House Democrats planning regarding impeachment after the midterms?
You have to get angrier. You have to get less apologetic. You have to dig. So I agree with it.
And pumps their strength and numbers Verisight poll released Tuesday found that 55% of US adults surveyed said the house should vote to impeach Trump. So clearly this president is historically unpopular. He, nobody really likes him except for, I mean, like the crazy triple Trump base, that's it. And then the billionaires that ask his. What's your take on how should Democrats position themselves? There is a establishment position that, oh, we shouldn't push impeachment. We need to just let him do what he's going to do. What's your take on that?
my take on that is if the establishment is saying oh we need to you know not impeach him they need to get the out of office they need to be primaried but i'd like to see democrats not only start listing articles of impeachment but i would like to see a plan of how they are going to start providing legislation that will remake what trump has done because we cannot go back to the guardrails hold the institutions will hold i would like to see How are we going to take back the country and make it secure for democracy? So if another tyrant comes in, we can stop it because we have thought about what happens when an authoritarian gets in the White House. And I would like to see laws that they are drafting to put on the books.
I mean, I would like I would like a binder this big of all the things the Democrats are going to do to bring back and hold our democracy.
Yeah, and I would just say that there were guardrails in Trump 1.0. And then the American public rejected Trump's first term. You know, they like him when he campaigns because he's kind of entertaining and unintentionally funny. And then when he governs, he's wildly unpopular. And the Democrats had a rule book exactly as to what to do to stop this. And it would have started with Jack Smith appointed a special prosecutor on day one. There were guardrails here and the Biden administration fumbled the bag. But deeper to that, I think the Democrats need to address the Supreme Court issue. I think the Democrats need to address the dated electoral college. I think the Democrats need to address citizens united.
And I think the Democrats need to, like they did at the Nuremberg trials, if there is, if Trump releases a bunch of pardons, then we have laws that if, you know, a president is saying, hey, you do these things and don't worry, I'll pardon you, that those pardons are null and void. But let's talk about the people that will be seeking pardons. And one of them is Kash Patel and an Atlantic writer. Pop this up, Kylie. An Atlantic writer says she's been inundated by more sources willing to corroborate Kash Patel reporting.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:00
2
What criticisms do Democrats face in the current political climate?
0:00–1:32
3
What are House Democrats planning regarding impeachment after the midterms?
1:32–5:19
4
How do Trump's poll numbers affect the impeachment discussion?
5:19–12:51
5
What strategies do Democrats need to adopt to counter Trump?
12:51–15:56
6
How can Democrats ensure the security of democracy against future threats?
15:56–21:37
7
What role does the Supreme Court play in Trump's actions?
21:37–25:46
Speakers
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