Trump: We Did Nothing Wrong

The transcript discusses the unity and support within the Republican Party, critiques Democratic policies, and addresses the impeachment process. It highlights the lack of crime in the impeachment and its potential to cheapen the process. The speaker expresses confidence in the Republican Party and anticipates future political changes.

What does the speaker claim about the unity of the Republican Party?

• They are more divided than ever.

• They have never been so united.

• They are indifferent to political issues.

• They are losing members rapidly.

According to the speaker, what is a characteristic of the Democratic Party?

• They have excellent policies.

• They are known for their unity.

• They are weak and divided.

• They are supportive of Republican policies.

What accusation does the speaker make against the Democrats regarding the impeachment?

• They are upholding the Constitution.

• They are improving American democracy.

• They are violating their oath of office.

• They are supporting the Republican agenda.

What does the speaker claim about the impeachment process?

• It is based on a clear crime.

• It is supported by all legal experts.

• It is a well-justified action.

• It is the first impeachment without a crime.

How does the speaker describe the impeachment process?

• As a perversion of justice.

• As a fair trial.

• As a minor inconvenience.

• As a necessary action.

What does the speaker suggest about the future of the impeachment process?

• It has been cheapened and could be misused.

• It will become more respected.

• It will remain unchanged.

• It will be abolished.

What is the speaker's outlook on the support from the Republican Party?

• He is unsure about their loyalty.

• He is confident in their support.

• He feels unsupported.

• He believes they will abandon him.