Why Trump is the Only Impeachment That Really Matters: National Security at Risk

Mark Hayes and Brock Ganeles debate whether Congress should pursue President Trump’s impeachment, arguing that replacing cabinet officials would not address their concerns about presidential power and national security. They encourage Congress to take on the challenge of impeaching Trump even if they do not see a path to conviction right now.

Brock argues against the concept of inevitability noting things seem impossible until they aren't. See Jeffries and Schumer.

Sentiment and votes can change. They discuss the war in Iran, the risks of further escalation, the president’s authority over the military, and the need for congressional oversight.

They also question Jared Kushner’s and other officials’ roles in foreign policy, discuss the Epstein files and accountability, and criticize Democratic leaders for not making impeachment a priority. The episode also touches on racial injustice, voter accountability, and te impact Nolan Wells may have had on Mississippi politics.

The podcast concludes with a discussion around the changing landscape of college football. Mark argues greed as destroyed rivalries and made te argument against paying players a joke.

Player safety remains a massive issue as the schools ask their athletes to play more intensity playoff games. But with 75% of te players Black, Mark is not optimistic the powers that be will look out for the health of their labor force.