Welcome back to the Dersh show. The question I'm asked very frequently these days, literally, as I walked down the street, a guy stopped me the other day on a bike cut in front of me and said,

I have to ask you a question.

Other people have asked me the same question.

Would you defend President Biden if he were impeached, would you go to the Senate and defend him the way

you defended President Trump?

And my answer, as often it is, is, it depends.

It depends on what he was impeached for.

You know that my view is that a president cannot be impeached unless he is charged with substantial evidence backing it up with treason.

Nobody is suggesting that, bribery, people suggest that, or other high crimes and misdemeanors, by which I mean criminal type behavior akin to treason and bribery like extortion but not corruption or obstruction or

or abuse of power. those are the kinds of non-constitutional offenses that President Trump

former President Trump was charged with and why I defended him.

Remember when I defended him?

I was not responsible for the facts.

I didn't argue that he didn't do this or that in Ukraine.

What I argued was the charges themselves

were unconstitutional.

It was like I was making a motion

to dismiss a criminal case on the ground

that the allegations did not constitute a crime.

That's what I did for Trump. That's what I would do for

President Biden. Now at at the moment, it looks like they are looking into the possibility of charging him

with some species of bribery, but to charge him with that, they'd need evidence.

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