CLEAN : I've made up my mind on impeachment (top Senate Republican)

The transcript discusses the Senate trial record, the decision not to support witnesses, and the speaker's view on the accusations and phone call controversy. It explains the impeachment process, highlighting the roles of the House and the President. The speaker compares past presidential actions, such as those by Obama, to current events, arguing that not all actions warrant impeachment despite political pressure.

What is the speaker's stance on supporting witnesses in the Senate trial?

• They fully support having witnesses.

• They believe witnesses are unnecessary but beneficial.

• They do not support having witnesses.

• They are undecided about witnesses.

How does the speaker view the phone call in question?

• As a significant ethical concern.

• As a non-issue with no problems.

• As a clear impeachable offense.

• As a minor issue needing further investigation.

What context does the speaker provide regarding the firing of an individual?

• It has been questioned for a long time.

• It was a decision made by the Senate.

• It was unrelated to corruption.

• It was a recent development.

What comparison does the speaker make regarding impeachment?

• They compare it to a legal trial.

• They compare it to a congressional hearing.

• They compare it to past presidential actions.

• They compare it to a public opinion poll.

Why did the speaker mention President Obama in the context of impeachment?

• To support the idea of impeaching all presidents.

• To illustrate pressure to impeach without grounds.

• To show a personal dislike for Obama.

• To highlight a successful impeachment.