Turley on What the Public Gets Wrong About Impeachment

The transcript discusses the political climate in Washington, focusing on the appointment of a special counsel to investigate controversies surrounding President Trump. It highlights the implications of this investigation, the President's potential responses, and clarifies misconceptions about impeachment, emphasizing the high standards required for such proceedings.

What was the general reaction in Washington to the appointment of a special counsel?

• Indifference and apathy

• Confusion and uncertainty

• Relief and a sense of calm

• Anger and frustration

What is the main reason the special counsel investigation is expected to be thorough?

• It has more funding and staff

• It is conducted by the media

• It is led by the President

• It is a short-term investigation

What is the current status of the Russia investigation according to the transcript?

• It has identified a major crime

• It is still searching for a major crime

• It has been concluded

• It has been dismissed

What is required for an impeachment case to proceed?

• A special counsel's recommendation

• A majority vote in the Senate

• High crimes and misdemeanors

• Public opinion

Why did the Framers design the impeachment standard to be difficult?

• To allow for frequent impeachment trials

• To make it easy for Congress to act

• To prevent removal during public unrest

• To ensure quick removal of a president