The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1191 - The Senate Impeachment Trial Begins
Feb 9, 2021
Delve into the Senate impeachment trial of a former President, scrutinizing its political stakes and the complexities of accountability. Explore the Biden administration's ongoing COVID-19 policies and the media's role in shaping public fear. Discover the financial implications of Bidenomics and its impact on Americans, while questioning the effectiveness of pandemic policies. The discussion also critiques corporate America's approach to race and highlights recent controversies in journalism regarding freedom of speech and accountability.
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Impeachment Trial Focus
- Trump's impeachment trial begins with debate on its constitutionality, given he's no longer president.
- His actions have already had consequences, notably losing the election.
National Priorities
- Focusing on COVID, the economy, and other current crises might be more beneficial for the country.
- The trial's length could bore Americans, similar to the Ukraine impeachment trial.
Cotton's Constitutional Objection
- Senator Tom Cotton argues against the trial's constitutionality, citing Trump's departure from office.
- He believes the Senate should prioritize issues like vaccine distribution.