Hey, I'm Josh Brown. We are live from the compound. I'm here with Michael

Batnick and our friend Fast Eddie Elfenbine, legendary billiards player and all around,

what do you call yourself a Rat Con Tour? Yeah, pretty much. Oh yeah. All right. Well maybe get into that but today

we're going to talk about the effect of impeachment on the economy and the stock market. We're going to really dive in here and look at the historical

examples I think you'll learn a lot stick around all right first of all

Eddie you're in town from Maryland DC DC. It's very important that you make that distinction.

Yes. Okay. Why? Because we don't have voting rights in DC. We're not a state.

So we have to make that clear no senator no rep got it so DC

right now is on fire effectively and it looks like the Democrats are going to

move forward with formal impeachment

I guess investigation be the way to put it yeah they're opening an investigation

of impeachment which is sort of an odd way to do this but I think Nancy Pelosi has a base she needs to

play Kate and for the first time I think they really have some.

You don't think she wants to do it you think the party is pushing her to do it because they we've

reached some sort of tipping point absolutely and even a O. C you know the Congresswoman she

made noises about that so I think there's pressure coming on Pelosi.

Okay, so she's going to do it.

It seems as though she said she's going to do it.

So this is an investigation of impeachment.

It's not the actual impeachment.

Which is a very odd standard, but yeah, that's what they're opening the investigation

to see if they can investigate which impeachment and those proceedings is an investigation anyway.

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