Congress vote to impeach Donald Trump, making him only the third US President to be impeached

The transcript discusses the political strategy surrounding the impeachment process, focusing on the accusations against Joe Biden and his son Hunter Biden's involvement with Burisma. It highlights the need for a quick trial and the importance of addressing these issues outside of impeachment. The speaker emphasizes the potential for future political progress, including trade deals with China and the US MCA, once the impeachment is resolved.

What is the speaker's stance on the accusations related to the phone call?

• They are undecided about the phone call.

• They think the phone call is irrelevant.

• They have no problem with the phone call.

• They believe it is an impeachable offense.

What concern does the speaker raise about Hunter Biden's role at Burisma?

• Hunter Biden's qualifications for the board position.

• The legality of Hunter Biden's business dealings.

• Potential influence used to fire a prosecutor.

• Hunter Biden's relationship with the President.

According to the speaker, where should the investigation into Hunter Biden's actions take place?

• In a public forum.

• In a separate, responsible investigation.

• During the impeachment trial.

• In the media.

What does the speaker suggest is important for the country after impeachment?

• Holding more public hearings.

• Investigating further into the President's actions.

• Addressing other governmental business.

• Continuing to focus on impeachment.

What recent achievements does the speaker highlight as examples of bipartisan cooperation?

• Environmental protection laws.

• Bipartisan budget and trade deals.

• New healthcare reforms.

• Education system improvements.