their epic failure to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Al-Ahandir Mayorkas over his handling of the border.

The House GOP is set to vote on the measure again today, and it's not because they suddenly found

any high crimes or misdemeanors, which of course is the constitutional

threshold for impeachment. It's because they think they have the votes. Last

week's defeat was handed to House Republicans by a trio of their own, Ken Buck of

Colorado, Tom McCl Ken Buck of Colorado,

Tom McClintuck of California,

and Mike Gallagher of Wisconsin.

Now, with Majority Leader Steve Scalise

returning to the Capitol this week

after receiving cancer treatment,

Republicans are hoping they have the single vote they need for

the effort to succeed.

And there's also concern over the potential impact of today's special election in New York to replace

George Santos.

If Democrat Tom Swazi pulls off the win,

Speaker Mike Johnson can only lose two GOP lawmakers

on any vote going forward.

Let's bring in Democratic Congressman Daniel Goldman of New York

member of the House Oversight Committee.

Congressman, impeachment, you know it is for high crimes, it is for misdemeanors.

Do you see any here?

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