Trump's Team To Argue Impeachment Trial Is Unconstitutional

The video discusses the constitutionality of trying a former president and free speech issues in Trump's impeachment trial. Trump's legal team argues the trial is unconstitutional and a violation of free speech, while some legal experts and historical precedents challenge this view. The impeachment process is political, not criminal, and conviction requires significant bipartisan support.

What is the main argument of Trump's legal team regarding the impeachment trial?

• The trial is supported by historical precedent.

• The trial is a criminal process.

• The trial is unconstitutional.

• The trial is necessary for justice.

Which historical event is used to challenge the argument that impeaching a former official is unconstitutional?

• The impeachment of a Governor in the 1850s.

• The impeachment of a Vice President in the 1800s.

• The impeachment of a Secretary of War in the 1870s.

• The impeachment of a Supreme Court Justice in the 1900s.

Why do some argue that the trial is not unconstitutional despite Trump leaving office?

• Because the trial is a criminal proceeding.

• Because the trial is based on new evidence.

• Because historical precedent allows for it.

• Because the trial is supported by public opinion.

What is the primary nature of an impeachment process according to the Constitution?

• It is a political process.

• It is a civil trial.

• It is a criminal trial.

• It is a military tribunal.

How many Republican votes are needed to convict in the Senate?

• 10

• 30

• 17

• 25