Today was the deadline for Donald Trump's legal team

to file their brief with the Senate

for Trump's upcoming impeachment trial.

And it looks like Trump's lawyers will be arguing

that the trial is unconstitutional

because Trump is no longer president.

I'm going to use this.

I'm going to use this next time a cop pulls me over.

I'm going to be like, well, I'm no longer speeding. I'm going to use this next time a cop pulls me over. I'm going to be like, well,

I'm no longer speeding. I was. I was. I'm not now. Therefore, this ticket is unconstitutional.

That is at least one part of the former president's defense against impeachment.

The question is, does he have a defense for the actual charge against him?

Plus, Republican House leader Kevin McCarthy meets with Q&ONN Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Green,

as pressure grows to have her stripped of her committee assignments.

The question is whether McCarthy is ready to take action.

And a major shakeup in the tech world as Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos prepares to step down.

But the question is, does he plan to step away?

It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that really just hopes it's Amazon deliveries, keep arriving on time.

There's a lot of them with a toddler.

I am Casey Hunt on this Wednesday, February 3rd. We will start with the news. In briefs filed yesterday, House impeachment

managers argue that Donald Trump's responsibility for the events of January 6th is, quote,

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