Hi, I'm Orban-Alene, and this is To the Point.

Impeachment of President Trump is increasingly likely led by Nancy Pelosi's Democratic majority in the House of Representatives.

The next step is trial in the Senate, where Republicans

have enough members to prevent the two-thirds vote the Constitution requires for conviction.

But despite mounting evidence, those Republicans are either silent or standing by their man,

and that's creating a major division in the GOP.

Here is the former Secretary of State, Colin Powell.

The Republican Party has got to get a grip on itself.

Right now, the Republican leaders and members of the Congress, both Senate and the House,

are holding back because they're terrified of what will happen to any one of them if they speak out.

Will they lose a primary?

Once again, Colin Powell, the former Secretary of State under George W. Bush.

Quinn Hillier is a conservative columnist. He's at the Washington Examiner. He's a 40-year

veteran of the conservative movement. He's also a contributing editor to the National Review online.

Quinn Hillier, good to have you with us.

Thank you, Warren.

Glad to be with you.

What do you say?

Well, we just heard from the former Secretary of State.

Well, in this case, Colin Powell is right.

The senators, at the very least, should be withholding judgment like senator ben sass of nebraska said he is

he said let's let the facts come out

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