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The final day of Senators' questions in the impeachment trial, E. Jean Carroll is seeking Trump's DNA.

More on the Belgian guy, Surveiling Yvonnevich, Flynn is stupid, a lawsuit about bar and Durham expenses,

the Trump campaign giving envelopes of cash to black voters, and an update on the U.S. border wall.

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The way they carried the show for me when I need a couple of days off last week, so it's just you and me today.

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I do actually have an interview with the host of the opening arguments podcast, Andrew Torres, so I guess it's not just me today.

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Real life lawyer, Andrew Torres.

And we have a lot of news to get to, so let's just jump in and hit the hot notes.

Hot notes.

All right, everybody, it's time for an impeachment update and joining us today is real life lawyer, co-host of the opening arguments podcast.

Our friend, Andrew Torres. Andrew, welcome to the daily beans.

Hey, G, thanks for having me back.

Yeah, no problem. So today is day two of the Q&A portion of impeachment. I spy something corrupt.

And some interesting moments today I wanted to discuss, including, first of all, Adam Schiff bringing up the point I brought up earlier in the week on the show that the Department of Justice is actually arguing in court today down the street that you can't enforce subpoenas in the court and the only remedy is impeachment.

So let me play that clip really quick for our listeners.

Thank you, Senator. I'll respond to the question, but I'm going to begin with something in the category of you can't make this stuff up.

Today, while we've been debating whether a president can be impeached for essentially bogus claims of privilege for attempting to use the courts to cover misconduct.

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