'Very Hectic:' What It's Like To Be A House Impeachment Manager

The video discusses Bill McCollum's involvement in the impeachment trial of President Bill Clinton, highlighting the intense preparation required and the unique dynamics of impeachment trials compared to regular courtrooms. It also touches on the role of House managers in the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump, emphasizing the importance of focus and legal expertise.

What was Bill McCollum's initial feeling about participating in the impeachment trial?

• He was eager to participate.

• He was indifferent to the situation.

• He was afraid of the consequences.

• He was reluctant but recognized its importance.

What was the primary focus of the impeachment case against President Bill Clinton?

• A personal vendetta against the President.

• Obstruction of justice and a pattern of misconduct.

• Financial misconduct.

• A disagreement over foreign policy.

How did McCollum prepare for presenting the impeachment case?

• He relied solely on his assistants.

• He spent days in seclusion drafting and refining his arguments.

• He attended numerous public meetings.

• He consulted with international legal experts.

What was emphasized in the selection of house managers for President Trump's impeachment trial?

• Their experience with the legal system.

• Their financial contributions to the party.

• Their popularity among the public.

• Their political affiliations.

What advice did McCollum give to the new house managers regarding impeachment trials?

• Follow criminal trial rules strictly.

• Avoid distractions and maintain focus.

• Engage with media frequently.

• Focus on public opinion.