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Slack.com slash DHQ. Democratic Representative Jerry Nadler and the House Judiciary Committee

presided over the first day of official impeachment hearings yesterday, where expert witnesses

made the incisive constitutional argument that orange man bad, orange man, very bad. We

will explain the expert constitutional experts and we will explain why they think the 2016

election should be overturned. Their arguments and the arguments against impeachment, all

of them coming from an unexpected source. Then, Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

trash talks President Trump behind his back, trans activists in Washington accused cops

of killing their families. And finally, the mailbag. All that and more on Michael Knowles,

and this is the Michael Knowles show.

For those of you who are not as expert in the Constitution as all of those experts that

the Democrats dragged before the impeachment hearings yesterday, I will just remind you

that the president can be removed from office for treason, bribery, other high crimes and

misdemeanors. And if the orange man is very bad, people miss that part. It's not taught

as often in law schools anymore, but it is certainly the case. It's actually a more

egregious crime than treason, bribery or the high crimes and misdemeanors. Orange man

being bad is the impeachable offense. And that is pretty clearly what the Democrats are

going to impeach Donald Trump over. We will go through the circus that took place yesterday

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