The Michael Berry Show.

The impeachment trial has revealed far more than people expected.

It wasn't that Ken Paxton's behavior was troubling to Assistant Attorney's General,

who just couldn't live with this corruption, so they went to the FBI to report it

as whistleblowers because they're keepers of truth and justice, and then they had to leave.

They could no longer be part of it. They have a very public exit with press releases and

long letters of how as the scales of justice were being violated, they must leave,

and they would of course need a lawyer, and the lawyer would be former U.S. Attorney,

the esteemed Johnny Sutton, and at the same time quietly, drunk date feeling in the House of

Representatives would begin the process of impeachment. Well, let's go back a year.

First, they were just going to beat him at the ballot box, which is fine. They were going to

beat Paxton at the ballot box, and if you had voted for George P. Bush because you wanted another

bush, that had been fine. That's well within the rights. Carl Rove could run the campaign,

which he did. They could call in all the big donors. The bush name would need a bush,

plus he's his panic. I'm always everybody tell you just panic also. Don't forget he's just

panic. We got us one. So there was George P. Bush. He did his time as land commissioner.

Nobody wanted that job. He just did that so he'd keep moving up the ranks.

Here's George P. Bush and they did the ad. There he is on the four wheelers.

I'm George P. Bush, and as your attorney general, I ride this four wheeler across this canyon

because there's a legal immigration, and I'll be like, then he rode off and you're like, man,

who is that man?

That's George P. Bush. Well, Papa, who is George P. Bush?

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