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jonathan turley, george washington university, who usually sits with us at the table who is a cbs news analyst but testifying in congress today. this hearing follows a party line vote yesterday where the house intelligence committee approved its final report on impeachment, and that report is really a sweeping indictment of the president. concluding the president s efforts to investigate ukraine for political rivals sought to undermine the integrity of the u.s. presidential election process and endangered u.s. national security. bottom line, abuse of power is what they re saying. republicans on the committee say the president did nothing impeachable. this could be fiery because of the republicans and democrats who sit on the judiciary committee, so somewhat of a circus this morning and a little bit of a constitutional cram session. if you love the law, if you love learning about impeachment, this is the place to be because we ll be talking about it. we have a team of correspo
New-yorkUnited-statesGeorgiaUnited-kingdomNorth-carolinaTexasWashingtonStanfordIllinoisChinaWhitehouseDistrict-of-columbiadensically record shows wrong acts on that scale here. it shows a president who delayed meeting a foreign leader and provided assistance that congressed a his own advisers agrees serves our national interests in promoting democracy and in limiting russian aggression. saying, russia, if you re listening, you know, a president who can t have the constitution say russia if you are listening, but out of our elections. it shows a president who did this to strong arm a foreign leader into smearing one of the president s opponents in our ongoing election season. that s not politics as usual. at least not in the united states or not in any mature democracy. it is, instead, a cardinal reason why the constitution contains an impeachment power, put simply, a president should resist foreign interference in our elections, not demand it, and not welcome it. if we are to keep faith with our constitution and with our republic, president trump must be held to account.
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DensicallyPresidentThe-constitution-of-united-statesDemocracyElectionReasonOpponentsImpeachment-powerPoliticsUnited-statesSeasonCardinalTyranny of any kind. a people who had overthrown a king were not going to turn around just after securing their independence from corrupt monarchial tyranny and create an office that like the king was above the law and could do no wrong. the framers created a chief executive to bring energy to the administration of federal laws but to be accountable, to congress, for treeson, bribery or other high crimes and misdemeanors. the framers concern about the need to protect against a corrupt president was ev department throughout the convention and here i must thank my prior two friends, who have spoken and referred to a north carolinaian william davie, i will refer to another north carolinaian in the constitutional convention, james iredale who james washington assured his fellow dell gaetz the president quote is of a very different nature from a monarch. he is to be personally responsible for any abuse of the
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