I think that is what this is really about, is deep policy concerns, deep policy differences.

We live in a constitutional republic where you have deep policy concerns and deep differences.

That should not be the basis of an impeachment.

If you don't like a president's policies and climate change, vote for the other candidate.

If you don't like a president's tweets, find somebody who doesn't tweet.

That will be easy.

But don't allow your subjective judgments to determine what is and is not an impeachable offense.

Most of the federal crimes are contained in 18 United States Code. There is no crime

there called abuse of power. It's a nebulous term. It's a debatable thing. It's more of a

theory than it is a charge that's defined. So this is a

unimpeachable act. It's not one of the acts about which Congress has the power to vote an

article of impeachment. Let's go beyond the stale and tired narratives. Let's use historical context

and alternative perspectives to fully comprehend. Let's use historical context and alternative perspectives to fully comprehend.

Let's stick deeper to tackle the news and bring a little order to these chaotic times.

That's what your host, Jared Yates Sexton, and Nick Houselman will do.

Welcome to the Muckrake podcast.

Hey everybody.

Welcome to the Muckrake podcast.

I'm your co-host, J.G.

It's next time I'm here with Nick Houselman.

Before we start and man alive, do we have a lot of stuff to talk about.

I just want to put a couple of things out there for people to plan around.

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