What a Trump Impeachment Trial Could Look Like

The transcript discusses the impeachment trial, comparing it to Clinton's and Nixon's cases, and highlights the Senate's likely quick decision. It explores the potential impact on polls and the political landscape, noting that significant changes are unlikely without new evidence. The discussion also touches on trade deals and legislative uncertainties, emphasizing that the impeachment is not expected to alter the 2020 election dynamics significantly.

How does the current impeachment trial compare to those of Clinton and Nixon?

• It is not comparable to any past trials.

• It is more like Nixon's trial.

• It is more like Clinton's trial.

• It is a completely new kind of trial.

What is expected to happen in the political landscape during the election year?

• Significant changes due to impeachment.

• No changes that wouldn't have happened otherwise.

• A complete overhaul of trade deals.

• A new election before the scheduled one.

What positive news is mentioned regarding trade?

• The US-China phase one deal and USMCA ratification.

• A new deal with the European Union.

• A complete ban on imports from China.

• A new trade agreement with Russia.

What could potentially change public opinion about the impeachment?

• A change in the Senate majority.

• A new holiday season.

• New evidence implicating the President.

• A new trade deal with Europe.

What is the general public perception of the impeachment process?

• It is seen as a fair and unbiased process.

• It is viewed as a political vendetta by some.

• It is considered irrelevant by most citizens.

• It is universally supported by all political parties.