John Bolton answers question about Trump’s impeachment

The transcript discusses the speaker's readiness to provide evidence in an impeachment trial, which was ultimately not required due to the Senate's decision. The speaker argues that the impeachment was a mistake, as it had the opposite effect of what its supporters intended. Instead of constraining Donald Trump, it emboldened him, especially after his acquittal in the Senate. The speaker suggests that this outcome could lead to more significant issues in a potential second term for Trump.

What was the speaker's stance on providing evidence during the impeachment process?

• They were unwilling to provide evidence.

• They were prepared to provide evidence.

• They were indifferent about providing evidence.

• They were forced to provide evidence.

What did the speaker believe was a mistake regarding the impeachment?

• The timing of the impeachment.

• The decision to impeach without evidence.

• The impeachment itself.

• The lack of public support for impeachment.

What was the intended effect of the impeachment according to its supporters?

• To constrain Trump in the future.

• To gain political advantage.

• To appease the public.

• To remove Trump from office.

What was the outcome of the impeachment in the Senate?

• The trial was dismissed.

• The trial was postponed.

• Trump was acquitted.

• Trump was convicted.

According to the speaker, what effect did the failed impeachment have on Trump?

• It emboldened and empowered him.

• It led to his resignation.

• It had no effect on him.

• It weakened his political influence.