impeachment is a political process. It's not a fair trial, it's not a solemn duty.

It's by design a song and dance a razzle-dazzle show to make sure the nation is on

your side when you the representative of your country, make a decision.

It's why each side plays their part so predictably.

Either righteous guardians of accountability or hard-lined defenders of the will of the people.

Donald Trump faces a great test to his presidency in the next few weeks, he will likely see something no president

since Andrew Johnson has seen. Indeed, since 1868, no president has seen an impeachment resolution in his first term.

It's unprecedented in our modern political world, even as we've seen two impeachment pushes since. But hell, it's

2019 baby we're in a hashtag disrupt obsessed culture anyway. Why not?

We will take a look at the latest in front of Nancy Pelosi

including a new formalizing resolution and the latest hearings behind closed doors.

But you would have to wonder for Nance how much of the lessons of Newt Gingrich run through her head?

Back in 1994, Newt was bay to Republicans long starved for conservative action in the House,

and yet his impeachment push costs him his

congressional career before it even reached a conclusion.

We'll look back to those six wild weeks in 1998 as the Republicans pushed their

impeachment debate in the House. Now Trump is famous for rewarding loyalty. He loves people,

specifically people on

television who are sticking up for him.

Well, I got a guess on who he wishes

he might have had on his team right now.

Somebody as articulate and forceful as 1998 edition Joe Biden. In the election of a president is the only nationwide vote the American people will ever cast.

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