“Impeachment, Lies, and Videotape.”

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News, Politics

4.5 • 87.1K Ratings

🗓️ 11 February 2021

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Summary

House Democrats use video footage of the Capitol attack to make a powerful case against Donald Trump, Republican Senators look for excuses to acquit, and the Republican Party has been losing voters since January. Then Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal talks to Dan about Covid relief negotiations and the minimum wage.

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0:00.0	[♪ OUTRO MUSIC PLAYING [♪
0:20.1	Welcome to PodSave America. I'm John Fabra.
0:22.1	I'm Dan Fifer.
0:23.1	On today's pod, we'll break down the big moments
0:24.9	from the first few days of Trump's impeachment trial
0:27.1	and talk about a new report that suggests the insurrection
0:30.1	might be causing voters to leave the Republican party.
0:32.5	How about that?
0:33.7	Then, Congresswoman Permilla Jaiapal
0:35.6	talks to Dan about the COVID relief bill
0:37.4	and the minimum wage.
0:39.3	Also, check out what a day on Friday morning.
0:41.9	Akila and Gideon have Dr. Fauci on the show.
0:44.7	You don't want to miss that.
0:45.6	Check that out. That's tomorrow, Friday morning, on what a day.
0:48.9	Finally, we're having a president's day weekend sale
0:51.8	at the Crooked Store, Dan.
0:52.8	Everything is 15% off through Monday.
0:55.6	It's like I'm a car salesman.
0:57.4	So head to Crooked.com, slash store, check out all the new merch.
1:01.0	15% off.
1:02.6	Presidents' day weekend.
	...

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