The House of Representatives set to take the next step in the Trump impeachment process this morning.

The question is, can the Senate hold an impeachment trial for an ex-president?

Plus, new information on just how far Donald Trump was willing to go to overturn President Biden's win.

The question this morning, what stopped him?

And Super Bowl 55 all set.

The question is, will the Kansas City Chiefs

be able to defend their title against the Buccaneers?

It's way too early for this.

Music too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early.

The show that, okay, fine, wonders if Tom Brady is the greatest of all time.

And I am sure we're going to hear a lot about that in your emails later on in the show today. I am Casey Hunt on this Monday, January 25th. We'll start with the news.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says the article of impeachment accusing former President Donald Trump

of inciting the Capitol riot will be transmitted to the Senate today. It comes nearly two weeks after the House

voted to impeach. The trial, however, is not expected to begin in earnest until February 8th after

Senate leaders struck a deal to give Trump's attorneys more time to prepare. Here are some of the

arguments that we're hearing from Senate Republicans so far.

Well, first of all, I think the trial is stupid. I think it's counterproductive. We already have a

flaming fire in this country, and it's like taking a bunch of gasoline and pouring it on top of the fire.

A trial after the president has left office is beyond the Senate's constitutional authority.

I think a lot of Americans are going to think

it's strange that the Senate is spending its time trying to convict and remove from office,

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