Well, it's a remarkable case. It is a case that is full of loads of impeachable conduct. I mean, I think you can make the case that even if January 6 did not happen, the President had violated his Oath of Office repeatedly, simply through his attempts to try to bully state officials into overturning the election.
Senator Chris Murphy discusses the impeachable conduct of the former President and the implications of his actions leading up to January 6.
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