Hello and welcome to another edition of the Byron York show The No Chit Chat

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We want to get right into it, and the subject today is,

is a difficult subject.

It's assessing Donald Trump's disastrous end, the disastrous end to his presidential term.

Trump is now the only president ever to be impeached twice.

Now, that says a lot about Nancy Pelosi's and the Democratic Party's

obsessive quest to remove him from office. I'll speak more about that in a few minutes,

but the impeachment is also the result of a disastrous turn in Trump's presidency since the November 3rd election.

Before November 3rd, there was a lot of speculation,

a lot of guessing that Trump would not accept

the results of the election.

And then, when the day arrives, sure enough,

he did not accept the results of the election.

Now that one action would lead to catastrophe in his final weeks in office.

Still, Trump was in his within his rights, at least at the beginning in the days immediately following

the election to challenge the results in some key states.

Ironically, while Trump was pursuing those challenges, he also enjoyed what should have

been one of the highest notes of his presidency.

He presided over the successful development of a COVID vaccine. On Monday, November 9th, less than a week after the election.

The drugmaker, Pfizer, announced a vaccine that it said was 90% effective and that announcement was swallowed by other equally effective vaccines.

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