Rep. Nadler: Today We Took Action to Hold President Trump Accountable

The transcript discusses the impeachment of President Trump, highlighting his use of office for personal gain, obstruction of Congress, and the risks posed to national security and democratic institutions. It emphasizes the constitutional duty of Congress to hold the President accountable and the importance of maintaining the rule of law and the integrity of elections. The actions taken by the House of Representatives are portrayed as necessary to defend democracy and ensure no one is above the law.

What is considered an impeachable offense according to the first section?

• Using presidential power for personal gain

• Winning an election

• Passing a new law

• Appointing a new judge

Why does the impeachment power exist, as mentioned in the first section?

• To reward good behavior

• To maintain constitutional balance

• To change election dates

• To increase presidential power

What risk does President Trump's behavior pose, according to the second section?

• Environmental protection

• Constitutional integrity

• Economic growth

• Technological advancement

What is the role of the House of Representatives as described in the third section?

• To create new laws

• To uphold constitutional duty

• To manage foreign relations

• To oversee state governments

What principle is emphasized in the third section regarding the President?

• The President can change the law

• The President must follow the law

• The President is the law

• The President is above the law