Here I was looking at this survey that found most people in Republican targeted districts and Republican battlegrounds

don't think impeachment is a good idea basically. And I thought to myself, wow, I've done this story so

many times, it's just a rerun of a rerun of a rerun. Do we really need to hear what we already

know for the one billionth time? One of the most annoying things about everything going on in politics

is that all of these pundits, all of these personalities and even to an extent myself included

are sitting here just taking this like chisel and just chipping away at the bottom of a bear which

has nothing left. Absolutely nothing left. There's a bunch of big stories coming out today apparently,

you know, Trump said Ukraine and China should investigate Biden is corrupt and the meat

I got all outraged and they're like, oh, Trump is breaking the lawn plain size to be impeached

and then they completely ignore the fact that it was a story from Politico back in August

and Trump is referencing something in the media and I just think every single time some story

comes out is the same thing over and over again. Ukraine gate is Russia gate 2.0 the writers of this

horrifying reality need to get over themselves. But I do a bunch of things I want to point at to

just talk about the complete absurdity and insanity that is politics today and do a video where,

you know, I was sitting here thinking, which subject do I want to talk about? Do I want to talk

about impeachment being a bad idea? I've talked about that like 800 times because the data shows it

over and over and over again that in this they say the Democrats are not focusing on the policy

issues they want to hear about. This is specifically talking about districts that are targeted by

Republicans and then all of a sudden you get some stupid counterpoint which de-contextualizes and

misses the issue and it's funny, you know, I look at this in politics and one of the things I've

been, you know, looking at for my second channel is more cultural issues and again it's the exact

same thing, right? Check this out. Here's a story from the Intercept. A third of voters who oppose

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