The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 943 - Decision Day Approaches
Jan 30, 2020
Witness testimonies take center stage as Republicans weigh their options on key figures in Trump's impeachment trial. The legal implications of allowing or denying witnesses stir debate about the trial's legitimacy. Alan Dershowitz faces scrutiny for his interpretation of impeachable conduct. Amidst the political maneuvering, the complex relationship between national interests and impeachment unfolds. Distrust in media, especially regarding pro-life advocacy, is examined, revealing cultural clashes within journalism.
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Political Ramifications of Extended Trial
- Republicans believe Trump's acquittal is likely, so extending the trial seems pointless.
- However, this overlooks the potential damage to incumbent senators in closely contested states.
Strategic Witness Selection
- Republicans should consider allowing a few witnesses, including Hunter Biden, to be called.
- This strategy could protect vulnerable GOP senators while still likely resulting in Trump's acquittal.
Contradictory Defense Strategy
- Trump's defense team presents a contradictory argument.
- They claim both that witnesses are unnecessary and that Democrats lack sufficient information due to not calling witnesses.