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Hello and welcome to the Daily Beans for Wednesday, September 18, 2019. Today, impeachment hearings

no problem. So today were the hearings and they were dumb at first and then they got awesome.

Yeah, and we're going to talk about that in hot notes. Why don't we just kick it off with hot notes?

Hot notes. So, yeah, to jump right in the impeachment hearings. Officially began Tuesday with

the testimony of Bicch Bagastrored Nare, Cory Lewandowski, who was so pretentious and childish that

I'm actually fuming that no Democrat on the House Judiciary called a point of order to introduce

a motion to hold him in contempt and lock his punchable face up until he talked. I wanted them to

just call contempt, motion to contempt, find him $20,000 a day, put him in jail until he talks.

There's a precedent for this, but recently there was a woman that wouldn't speak. I think Chelsea

Manning is in jail right now because she won't testify in her own case or at least in the

Assange case because he's being charged with like 17 counts of espionage or something from 2010.

And so this is a normal practice. The House Judiciary, I believe, has inherent contempt powers.

You don't have to go through the attorney general. I don't think if I'm wrong, just please send

us a correction. They just lock him up and just let him sit in jail and charge him money until he

talks. Yeah, it would just give them and his side so much fuel just to say more and more bullshit

about how unfair all of this is to them though. So I think that's why they don't. I think that's why

they don't do it. That's a dumb reason. Yeah, having me not get it, I understand. But we have to

start, we have to push up. Yeah, especially when you're dealing with a child, that's another

element maybe they're like, what am I? I'm not here to like tell you how to be an adult human

person, dude. So it's like it's almost, yeah, it's fucking infuriating. I feel like very

bark could have gotten down out of his seat and like, you know, how you when you talk to a child,

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