Impeachment Process and Key Figures

The video discusses the concept of impeachment, explaining that it is a charge of misconduct against a public official, not the removal from office. It outlines the impeachment process, where the House of Representatives acts as the investigator and prosecutor, and the Senate serves as the judge and jury. Historical cases of impeachment, such as those of Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton, are reviewed. The video also explores the current political climate regarding the potential impeachment of Donald Trump, noting the lack of concrete evidence at this stage but acknowledging ongoing investigations that could change the situation.

Who is the first American Palestinian woman in Congress known for her stance on impeachment?

• Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

• Ilhan Omar

• Rasheeda Tlaib

• Nancy Pelosi

What does impeachment actually involve?

• A charge of misconduct

• Immediate removal from office

• A Supreme Court decision

• A public referendum

Which body acts as the investigator and prosecutor in impeachment proceedings?

• The Senate

• The President

• The Supreme Court

• The House of Representatives

How many votes are needed in the Senate to convict and remove a president?

• 51 votes

• 100 votes

• 34 votes

• 67 votes

Which president was impeached for political reasons but later acquitted?

• Richard Nixon

• Andrew Johnson

• Bill Clinton

• Donald Trump

What was Bill Clinton impeached for?

• Bribery

• Treason

• Perjury

• Obstruction of justice

What are considered impeachable offenses according to the U.S. Constitution?

• Poor economic performance

• Unpopular policies

• Any criminal offense

• High crimes and misdemeanors

What evidence is currently lacking against Donald Trump for impeachment?

• Both A and B

• None of the above

• Obstruction of justice

• Collusion with Russia

Who is the special counsel expected to have evidence against Trump?

• Robert Mueller

• Rudy Giuliani

• William Barr

• James Comey

What could strengthen the Democrats' case for impeachment against Trump?

• New evidence of obstruction

• A change in public opinion

• A new election

• Support from the Supreme Court