don't actually talk about them, those who do talk about them don't actually know.

But when it comes to impeachment, do you think your conference will be lined up to move forward

on that on the House floor?

Well, the process was pretty heavy last night.

Personally, I believe it's appropriate.

It's been a year-long process.

Very thoughtful and detailed.

And you've got a, you've got the head of Homeland Security who is charged legally with

securing our southern border and Phil he's not only failed to do that, he's willfully disobeyed existing law, which requires that

you detain certain individuals, and instead he's created this mass catch and release program, which has resulted in things like in my home state.

About a year ago, they had a individual on the terrorist watch list come across the border.

They had them, and they released him into the

country. He was here for a year before he was picked up. He's a member of Al-Shabaab,

the terrorist group Al-Shabaab. He was picked up in Minneapolis recently. So the process is moving forward and I expect

the articles will pass out of committee and then we'll pass it off the floor.

When it comes to the process, the precedent here here there hasn't been a cabinet official impeached in 148 years and you've had

several constitutional scholars weigh in including one who said whatever else my orchis may or may not have done.

He has not committed bribery, treason, or high crimes and misdemeanors.

I urge principled Republicans who care about the Constitution to oppose those in their party who are seeking to impeach and remove my

orcas. That's Alan Ders, who was a defender of Donald Trump

in the first impeachment.

And then there's also this.

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