4 Legal Scholars Set To Testify In House Impeachment Inquiry

The video covers the first hearing in the impeachment inquiry against President Trump, featuring four constitutional law scholars. Noah Feldman, Pamela Karlan, Michael Gerhardt, and Jonathan Turley provide their perspectives on the constitutional standards of impeachment. Feldman emphasizes focusing on the Constitution, Karlan's background highlights her advocacy for rights, Gerhardt discusses Trump's disregard for the rule of law, and Turley critiques the inquiry's design. The scholars' testimonies aim to help lawmakers apply constitutional standards to the president's alleged misconduct.

Who was selected by Republicans to testify in the impeachment inquiry?

• Noah Feldman

• Pamela Karlan

• Michael Gerhardt

• Jonathan Turley

Which scholar was considered for a Supreme Court appointment by the Obama administration?

• Noah Feldman

• Pamela Karlan

• Michael Gerhardt

• Jonathan Turley

What did Michael Gerhardt say about President Trump's view on the rule of law?

• Trump respects the rule of law

• Trump dismissed the rule of law as irrelevant

• Trump follows the rule of law strictly

• Trump is indifferent to the rule of law

In what year did Jonathan Turley assist House Republicans in suing the Obama administration?

• 2014

• 2012

• 2015

• 2013

What did a House staffer say about the scholars' testimonies?

• They are biased against the president

• They are too complex for lawmakers

• They will help lawmakers understand constitutional standards

• They are irrelevant to the inquiry