Many people have referred to what's going on right now with impeachment as a coup.

In a town hall meeting, a moderate Democrat talked about joining the side of impeachment,

and one of her constituents said you are joining a coup against our president.

In this article written by Matt Taibi, a very well-respected journalist contributing editor to

Rolling Stone at a well-known political reporter, says, we're in a permanent coup.

Americans might soon wish they just waited to vote their way out of the Trump era.

The article is actually fascinating and quite terrifying.

Matt Taibi explains how the similarities between the actual coups he's experienced

are not too dissimilar to what we're experiencing now.

Now let's rewind the clock a little bit.

We'll talk about Tim Poole's bombastic approach to the political controversy when he called it a

civil war. I have referred several times to a potential civil war.

And what Matt Taibi, I assume, doesn't quite understand, is that what he wrote is not about a

permanent coup against Donald Trump. The story talks about intelligence agencies that want to go

after the president, that they're trying to remove them at all costs, and he knows what this leads to.

But what he doesn't come to the conclusion that he's not talking about a coup,

he's talking about civil war, and I really do mean this, and I'll give you the point straight up.

I'm not going to wait. When he goes on and says that there are key officials arguing that certain

people should be arrested, and that media companies are hiring former intelligence officials to

make claims and accusations against the president to try and remove him, and this cycle continues with

Russia gate to Ukraine gate, Ukraine gate. He talks about how at some point somebody makes a phone

call to our accounts counting heads, who's on whose side. If we ever come to the point, as potentially

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