Speaker Pelosi Says Decision to Impeach Hasn't Been Made

The transcript discusses the impeachment inquiry process, focusing on the responsibilities of Congress and the House in determining whether the President has violated the Constitution. It reflects on historical impeachment cases, such as those of Presidents Bush and Clinton, and shares personal views on the divisive nature of impeachment. The discussion also touches on potential obstruction of justice issues highlighted in the Mueller report, which may be part of the inquiry.

What is the primary purpose of an impeachment inquiry?

• To elect a new President

• To investigate if the President has violated the constitution

• To immediately remove the President from office

• To pass new laws

Why does the speaker express a dislike for impeachment?

• It is ineffective

• It is a lengthy process

• It divides the nation

• It is too costly

What guidance did the founders provide regarding national unity?

• To ensure technological advancement

• To focus on military strength

• To remember that the nation is one

• To prioritize economic growth

What is the speaker's stance on the impeachment of President Clinton?

• It was necessary

• It was inevitable

• It was justified

• It was a mistake

What does the speaker suggest about the Mueller report?

• It supports the President's actions

• It is irrelevant to the current inquiry

• It includes potential grounds for impeachment

• It contains no significant findings