House Democrats Stalling on Sending Articles to the Senate

The transcript discusses the stalled process of advancing impeachment articles from the House to the Senate, highlighting the lack of a fair process. Senate leaders, including Mitch McConnell and Lindsey Graham, express their intent not to be impartial jurors. The debate over calling witnesses is ongoing, with McConnell refusing to allow them. The White House is confident in McConnell's handling of the trial, while negotiations for a fair process continue. The timeline for a Senate trial remains uncertain, potentially delayed by the holiday break.

What was the main reason for the delay in advancing the articles of impeachment to the Senate?

• Lack of agreement on the process

• Insufficient evidence

• Public protests

• Technical issues

Which Senate leader was mentioned as not planning to be an impartial juror?

• Mitch McConnell

• Chuck Schumer

• Bernie Sanders

• Nancy Pelosi

What was the Democrats' main concern about the impeachment trial in the Senate?

• Too many procedural delays

• Insufficient number of witnesses

• Unfair trial process

• Lack of media coverage

How did the White House view Mitch McConnell's role in the impeachment trial?

• As a potential obstacle

• With skepticism

• With confidence

• As a neutral party

What historical event was mentioned as a reference for a bipartisan approach?

• Reagan's Iran-Contra Affair

• Nixon Resignation

• Clinton Impeachment

• Watergate Scandal