There's this video of how Speaker Nancy Pelosi, that you can find if you search around

enough.

Reporters are chasing her through the halls of the Capitol.

Speaker Pelosi is mostly ignoring them.

And then she gets this question that it seems like she can't help but answer.

She turns on her heels and tells the camera exactly how she feels about the idea of impeachment.

I just don't believe in it.

They want me to impeach President Bush for the Iraq War.

I didn't believe in it then.

I don't believe in it now.

It divides the country unless there's some conclusive evidence that takes us to that

place.

Thank you.

Then she flashes a smile, steps into an elevator, and she's gone.

Over the last few months, many congressional Democrats, when they've been asked about impeaching

Donald Trump, they've adopted this mantra.

She's been a leader for the Mueller report.

Not Nancy Pelosi.

She's been super clear.

She said impeaching Trump wouldn't be worth it.

She said it would be a distraction.

There's this idea that impeachment is only worthwhile if you can convict and remove the

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