On Wednesday, hyped up on rumors of Russian connections with the Trump administration,

CNN commentator Sally Cohn took to Twitter with her proposed solution to the turmoil shaking Washington, D.C.

Here's what it looked like, she wrote, straightforward from here.

One, impeach Trump and Pence.

Two, constitutional crisis.

Three, call special election.

Four, Ryan versus Clinton.

Five, President Clinton.

Ha ha ha ha ha. call special election for Ryan versus Clinton five President Clinton it's good to dream

Sally it's good to dream first off there's no evidence yet of any high crimes and

misdemeanors necessary to begin an impeachment and then there's also a problem about impeachment

because Republicans control both houses of Congress.

And then there's something called the line of succession.

If Trump and Pence actually were impeached under the Presidential Succession Act of 1947,

as prescribed by the U.S. Constitution Article 2, Section 1, Paul Ryan would then become president.

So there's no constitutional crisis, as Cohn sort of suggests.

And then how about that special election? Well, I guess you'd need an act of Congress because that's not in the Constitution. Well, Republicans control both houses of Congress. So there's that there's that as well. And then continuing on, Cohn suggests that the race would be Paul Ryan versus Hillary Clinton. Neither side of that equation is actually guaranteed. Finally, Cohn suggests Hillary would undoubtedly win the election,

which is kind of silly given she just lost to the most unpopular presidential candidate

in modern American history.

But it is good to know that Sally Cohn has an active imagination

that she's still dreaming of President Hillary, no doubt alongside President Hillary.

I'm Ben Shapiro. This is the Ben Shapiro show.

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