U.S. 'Awfully Close' to a Constitutional Crisis, Says Kamarck

The transcript discusses the potential for a constitutional crisis involving the U.S. president. It highlights the need for clear evidence of high crimes and misdemeanors as defined by the Constitution. Former spymaster Brennan accused the president of treason, suggesting he is in high crimes territory, though this may be an overstatement. There is significant suspicion that Vladimir Putin has compromising information on the president, creating a cloud over his presidency. Despite being in office for over a year, the president has not dispelled these suspicions, raising concerns of a constitutional crisis.

What is required to officially declare a constitutional crisis according to the Constitution?

• A public vote

• Clear evidence of high crimes and misdemeanors

• A unanimous decision by Congress

• A Supreme Court ruling

Who accused the president of treason and high crimes?

• The Vice President

• A Supreme Court Justice

• A member of Congress

• Former spymaster Brennan

What was the nature of Brennan's statement about the president?

• It was seen as an overstatement

• It was widely accepted as fact

• It was considered an understatement

• It was ignored by the media

What is the main suspicion surrounding the president's relationship with Vladimir Putin?

• That they have never met

• That they are related

• That Putin has compromising information on the president

• That they are business partners

What has the president been unable to do regarding the suspicions about his presidency?

• Prove his innocence

• Gain public support

• Win a second term

• Clear the cloud of suspicion