Billionaire Steyer Says Trump Has Met the Criteria for Impeachment

The transcript discusses the implications of the Mueller Report for impeaching and convicting the President, highlighting ten instances of obstruction of justice. It critiques the Democrats' response, suggesting they had enough information for impeachment without additional materials. The importance of televised hearings to inform the public and influence their representatives is emphasized. Challenges in securing Senate votes for conviction are noted, with a focus on the role of public opinion in the democratic process.

What does the Mueller report suggest about the President's actions?

• The President committed obstruction of justice.

• The President is completely exonerated.

• The President is guilty of treason.

• The President should be awarded for transparency.

Why did some believe the Democrats made a mistake in their response to the Mueller report?

• They immediately moved to impeach without public support.

• They ignored the report completely.

• They demanded additional materials, implying the report was insufficient.

• They praised the President's actions.

What is the significance of televised hearings according to the speaker?

• They are only for entertainment purposes.

• They are meant to distract from real issues.

• They allow the public to see and understand the President's actions.

• They are a waste of time and resources.

What is the main challenge in convicting the President in the Senate?

• Insufficient votes to convict.

• Lack of evidence.

• The President's popularity.

• The Senate is not in session.

According to the speaker, who holds the real power in the country?

• The President.

• The American people.

• The Supreme Court.

• The Senate.