If in fact, we don't hold this president to account, we will have normalized a president

who ignores the law, who ignores the Constitution, and who ignores the American people.

And to me, that would be a tragedy.

Welcome back to a new season of Deconstructed, I'm Mehdi Hassan.

There's been a lot going on while we've been away for the past month, including a certain

report from a certain special counsel.

Where does the Mueller report leave the debate over impeachment?

I'll ask Tom Steyer, the billionaire Democrat funding, the need to impeach campaign that

seems to have Trump spooked.

I think that we have an obligation to make the case in front of the American people to

force those senators to confront their constituents and their conscience.

Then I'll speak to the well-known Liberal Journalist Ezra Klein, editor at large, Vox, who

thinks there's a big problem with impeachment.

The idea that you would not think about at all the polls or the public or building support

for it before you go into it because it's some kind of moral principle, I think, is wrong.

So on today's show, the case four, and against impeaching Donald Trump.

The polls show that Americans don't want to impeach the president.

Even support for impeachment amongst Democratic voters is down in the wake of the Mueller report,

which Attorney General Bill Barr and the Republicans have spun as clearing Donald Trump of

any crimes.

No collusion, no obstruction.

I'm happy.

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