Andrew Procop's Senior Politics Correspondent Vox is the president about to get impeached again.

It sure looks like it.

Has that ever happened before twice in one term?

No, this would be an historic first for President Trump.

History maker if nothing else.

But there's also this question of the 25th Amendment. What's up with that?

So section 4 of the 25th Amendment allows the Vice President and a majority of the President's cabinet to vice president's

to choose to take away the president's powers

if they conclude that he is unable

to exercise the powers and duties of his office.

And this has never been invoked in history, and obviously it hasn't been invoked

under the Trump administration yet, but after Trump's actions last week with the storming of the Capitol,

there was a new round of discussion about it. And Democrats took the position that Pence and the Cabinet should invoke the 25th Amendment now.

The problem is that they are not doing so.

Several Trump Cabinet Secret secretaries have resigned rather than stayed in

office to to the point where their 25th Amendment vote could be needed but the

bigger picture is that Mike Pence does not seem to be on board with this

even after the chaos at the Capitol put his personal safety at risk. He doesn't want to go this far and his consent is necessary

to invoke the 25th Amendment.

Okay, 25th Amendment is a bit of a pipe dream. In the meantime, there's impeachment and the Democrats are leading the charge.

So they released one article of impeachment for incitement of insurrection and it criticizes Trump for inflaming the crowd with false claims

that the election was stolen and for not respecting our democracy and the peaceful transition of power.

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