Political parties and it was. Regarding the authorization of the Clinton Impeachment inquiry, it was supported by all republicans and 31 democrats. Fast forward to the current impeachment, the trumps impeachment drive approved only by democrats. How does this they did not have any delusions. It is certainly not something they achieved in their own lifetime. You will be surprised that some of these framers did at the ends of their lives including Jefferson Adams sort of reconciled and i think one of the most significant moments in constitutional history is the one that is rarely discussed
that adams and jefferson reached out to each other that they wanted to reconcile before they die. They meant and they did. And, maybe that is something that we can learn from but i think the greater thing i would point to is the seven republicans in the Johnson Impeachment. If i can read one thing to you. And everyone often talks about one of the senators but not this one. A fantastic senator, he becam
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the quid pro quo. you need to get the evidence to support it. i may be out there, i don t know. it is not in this record, we all read the record and i come to a different conclusion, i don t see proof of quid pro quo. no matter what my bias or assumption may be. i would like to turn to the current impeachment procedure. would you agree a full and fair adversary system that each side gets to present their evidence. the english impeachment model that was rejected by the framer, they took the language but rejected the model of the impeachment from england in terms of hastings. if you want to see adversariaad take a look at what burton did
actually hurts you because the country wants to see things work. the country doesn t want to have the house democrats spend all day every day in investigations and in open warfare against the president. so gingrich had that massive win, right, in 1994. that clinton focus back fired and they lost seats in the house in 1998. is he right? well, he s right if what he means by that is don t do what burton did. but if what he means is continue the republican practice of the last two years of essentially looking at zero ethical issues, zero controversial policy issues, zero of the things that concern all of us about this presidency, we will not take that advice. you say a thousand is too many, but that sounds like a lot. was it in your mind 300, 500, 30? erin, i m not going to speculate how many. i will tell you this. in the last two years, elijah
have to be in tune with the president all the time. what burton was saying bob, i called you bill. what bill was saying was exactly right, that you have to just have somebody that you can trust, you can go to bed president go to bed at 11:00 knowing the chief of staff will still be there at 2:30 the next morning. here s the other side of the argument. if you buy what rich is saying, you have to disagree with what we ve heard from charlie rangel and the fact that passed over at least from what we re hearing for chief of staff were two deputies, nancy-ann deparle and alyssa mass trow mondayco. ? a problem for the administration? well all due respect i think it is a phony issue. when they are done picking the white house staff and cabinet, this will be the most diverse group of people that will reflect the country just as they did in the first term.
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