I'm Jonathan Kapart and this is Cape Up.

According to the Constitution, Donald Trump has another eight days in the White House.

But after the January 6th invasion of the U.S.

capital by his supporters at his instigation, there are calls to invoke other

provisions of the Constitution to remove him from office now.

Harvard constitutional law professor, Lawrence Tribe, believes Trump should be

impeached again.

Then he walks us through all the reasons why it must be done.

Even if a Senate trial won't happen right away or a conviction

unlikely. We also talk about removing Trump via the 25th Amendment and

Tribe explains why the push to use Section 3 of the 14th amendment instead against

Trump is an inadequate response to the violent insurrection he inspired.

Oh, and we talked about his former student Ted Cruz, here at all, right now. Professor Tribe,

welcome back to the podcast.

It's been three years.

Wow, it doesn't seem like three years.

It seems like three months, but you know, time is very both compressed and expanded these days. I wonder if it'll feel different after January 20th.

One can only hope and pray, but that is why we are here because we need to have a discussion

about what could possibly happen over the next nine days. And right now the entire

conversation happening in the country is about the insurrection by domestic terrorists on the U.S. capital on January 6th.

And what form of accountability should President Trump have for inciting his followers and supporters to do that to the capital.

And I want to walk through each of the proposed things.

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