Seanatova, the theory of impeachment keeps changing. Democrats keep pushing full steam ahead,

and President Trump continues to lash out in all directions. I'm Ben Shapiro. This is The Ben Shapiro Show.

So when last we left, our impeachment story last Friday, I was preparing for Russia, Sean.

I figured not much would happen over the weekend.

And it turns out not much did happen over the weekend, except that the theory of impeachment keeps

changing. So back on Thursday and Friday, the theory of impeachment seemed to still be sort of

that President Trump had engaged in a quid pro quo with the Ukrainian government in which he

basically threatened to withhold aid, American aid, military aid to Ukraine in exchange

for the Ukrainian government checking out his chief domestic political opponent, Joe Biden.

Well, as it turns out, over the past couple of days, it appears, and I'm just catching up on the

news, it appears that the theory of impeachment is now changing. It is malleable, that Democrats

weren't able to come up with

the quid pro quo they were seeking on the specific transcript of this phone call that Trump had

with Ukraine. And so now they are attempting to construct another impeachment based crime and that

would be obstruction of justice. They are trying to come up with some rationale why they can

blame the Trump administration for blocking the investigation. Now, it doesn't

matter that the Trump administration turned over the transcript. Doesn't matter they turned over the

whistleblower report. Doesn't matter that the witnesses who have been requested by the House thus

far have basically been scheduled so far as I can tell, including the former ambassador to Ukraine,

as well as other officials, American officials, from the State

Department, who are active in Ukraine. Still, the Democrats are pushing forward with the idea that if we

can't get them for the underlying crime, we'll get President Trump for obstruction. That seems to be

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