Senate who's taken a constitutional oath to uphold our constitution and that doesn't mean loyalty to an individual.

It doesn't mean loyalty to a political party. It means loyalty to our country.

The president left the House with no choice. And I think a lot of us are watching this process,

watching Washington go through the motions, and not expecting

much but a foregone conclusion when it gets to the Senate.

But we cannot give in to that sense of helplessness, because that's what they want.

It was a constitutional necessity for the House to act as it did, and, you know, Trump's response

to suggest that only half of the American

people want to see him thrown out of office now, I find is dumbing down the presidency beyond

what I even thought he would do. If President Trump thinks that he should not be impeached,

he should be not scared to put forward his own witnesses. The court that counts here is the court of public opinion.

The American people deserve to see the truth of these administration officials testifying under oaths so we can make up our mind.

What conservatives, I think, understand is that we cannot have a president with that temperament who is dishonoring the presidency

of the United States.

What we have to do is we have to stop being obsessed over impeachment, which unfortunately

strikes many Americans like a ball game where you know what the score is going to be, and

start actually digging in and solving the problems that God Donald Trump elected in the first place.

It was a great debate.

I loved it.

I loved, love, love, love, love, loved it.

Because you could go crazy listening to, you know, this, this, this, this lunatic.

You could go crazy listening to this immoral, you know,

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