Pelosi Played Impeachment Proceedings Perfectly, Presidential Candidate Delaney Says

The transcript discusses the impeachment investigation, focusing on Speaker Pelosi's strategic approach to initiating the inquiry. It highlights the gravity of the situation involving the President's call with a foreign power and the potential for a quid pro quo. The discussion also covers the importance of uncovering any cover-up and the role of various committees in investigating the facts. The conversation emphasizes the need for clear evidence to determine the course of impeachment proceedings.

What was Speaker Pelosi's approach to starting the impeachment inquiry?

• She started it based on public opinion polls.

• She ignored all calls for impeachment.

• She waited for a significant event before initiating it.

• She started it immediately after the first call for impeachment.

How many committees are involved in investigating the impeachment facts?

• Three

• Four

• Five

• Six

What are the three key issues mentioned in the investigation?

• The conversation, the cover-up, and the election results.

• The conversation, the quid pro quo, and the cover-up.

• The foreign interference, the conversation, and the election results.

• The election results, the cover-up, and the foreign interference.

What is often considered a bigger problem than the actual event in investigations?

• The cover-up

• The foreign interference

• The initial conversation

• The election results

What would make the conversation clearly impeachable according to the speaker?

• If it was recorded

• If there was a quid pro quo

• If it was made public

• If it involved multiple countries