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Can Trump Be Impeached Again? What the Constitution Actually Says | 06-19-26
Liberty RoundTableJune 20, 202600:24:50

Can Trump Be Impeached Again? What the Constitution Actually Says | 06-19-26

Sam Bushman and Dr. Scott Bradley break down the real constitutional questions dominating the political landscape: Could Trump face impeachment again if Democrats take the House in the midterms? Can senators actually be impeached? And what does the Constitution say about removing members of Congress? Plus, the guys dig into the USMCA, the FBI's pre-midterm "terror plot," Trump's Iran memo of understanding vs. the Obama-era JCPOA, and what the timeless principles of the Declaration of Independence still have to say about tyranny today.



TIMESTAMPS



0:00 Intro: Liberty RoundTable Radio, broadcasting from the Rockies

0:17 Welcome and Freedom's Rising Sun webinar overview

1:01 Will Trump be impeached again if Democrats win the midterms?

1:12 Dr. Bradley on the history and likelihood of impeachment

2:35 Nixon in 1974: What impeachment fear actually does

5:34 Midterm prediction: Big Republican losses ahead?

9:19 Can senators be impeached? The answer is no, and here is why

13:00 Elections have consequences: The Mitt Romney recall debate

14:01 Article One explained: How Congress can expel its own members

19:05 Does Trump want the USMCA gone? The tarmac interview breakdown

21:46 The Declaration of Independence and its relevance today

24:15 Closing thoughts and where to find more



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