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Impeachment

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Oct 22, 2026

Rigoberto TiglaoNARRATOR
0:00
Impeachment case bears regional divide.
Rigoberto TiglaoNARRATOR
0:02
Metro Manila residents are increasingly inclined to convict and remove Vice President Sara Duterte from office, while a majority of respondents in Mindanao favor her acquittal, reflecting a widening regional divide over her impeachment, an OCTA research survey showed.
Rigoberto TiglaoNARRATOR
0:16
The survey, conducted from September 28 to October 4, found that support for conviction in the National Capital Region rose to 34% from 19% in July, while support for acquittal fell to 17% from 21%.
Rigoberto TiglaoNARRATOR
4:02
Estimates for the National Capital Region, Balance Luzon, the Visayas and Mindanao have margins of error of plus or minus 6 percentage points.
Rigoberto TiglaoNARRATOR
4:10
The fieldwork coincided with Senate impeachment proceedings on allegations that Duterte acquired unexplained wealth.
Rigoberto TiglaoNARRATOR
4:16
The court was hearing Article 2 of the Articles of Impeachment, which concerned her alleged unexplained wealth, corporate ties and undeclared assets.
Rigoberto TiglaoNARRATOR
4:24
The survey was completed before the prosecution announced on October 13 that it would drop three of the four impeachment articles and proceed on Article 2 alone.
Rigoberto TiglaoNARRATOR
4:32
It therefore does not reflect public reaction to that development or subsequent proceedings.
David PollackHOST
15:23
THE BORDER STAYS CLOSED, THE TAX CUTS STAY IN PLACE, AND THE JUDGES KEEP GETTING CONFIRMED.
David PollackHOST
15:29
LOSE THEM, AND WE ALREADY KNOW WHAT'S COMING, RIGHT? INVESTIGATIONS, SUBPOENAS, IMPEACHMENT TALK, TWO YEARS OF TRYING TO STOP THE PRESIDENT FROM DOING THE JOB THE AMERICAN PEOPLE ELECTED HIM TO DO.
David PollackHOST
15:40
THAT'S WHAT HE'S FIGHTING FOR.
David PollackHOST
15:42
NOT HIMSELF.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
23:40
That's what happens when you worship the devil
Mike MooreHOST
23:47
Yeah He's trying to paint it red Believe me It's been argued that self pardons Violate the take care clause Impeachment structures in due process.
Mike MooreHOST
24:04
Article 2, Section 2, Clause 1 of the U.S. Constitution annotated grants broad powers to issue federal pardons with only one explicit exception, cases of impeachment.
Mike MooreHOST
24:22
Some other important limits that apparently this guy, I mean, he's only supposed to be the president.
Dave FarinaHOST
5:15
Yeah.
Colette DelawallaGUEST
5:16
And so that was really our thinking with the Impeach the Quack campaign, right? Like, we wanted to lean into that, like, comedic sort of relief, like, make a joke of what's happening because it is so ridiculous.
Colette DelawallaGUEST
5:29
Like, it's so-
Dave FarinaHOST
5:29
Yeah
Peter LawrenceHOST
23:34
Prosecutors have charged Watson with violating them when he participated in a news conference calling for Trump to be removed from office over his launching of military actions against Iran, Cuba, and Venezuela without congressional authorization.
Peter LawrenceHOST
23:48
After the speech, Watson, stood on the Capitol steps holding a sign that reads, Impeach, Convict, Remove, and was arrested after he refused to move.
Peter LawrenceHOST
23:58
Before charged, he did an interview and continued to speak out.
Peter LawrenceHOST
24:02
He accused Trump of flagrantly violating the Constitution and breaking the law.
KT McFarlandGUEST
54:28
And so Trump's been to this movie before.
KT McFarlandGUEST
54:30
Impeachment was the predominant thing in the second, in the second half of his first term, so he knows what this looks like.
KT McFarlandGUEST
54:37
He knows how to handle it, and he's not gonna get spooked.
KT McFarlandGUEST
54:40
And so what happens if you're subpoenaed, you and I are subpoenaed? Well, we could always just say, "No, thank you.
Raleigh WolfordHOST
3:33
Yes, yeah.
Kathy BollingGUEST
3:35
Impeachment in American History.
Kathy BollingGUEST
3:39
John Meacham wrote on President Andrew Johnson.
Kathy BollingGUEST
3:43
Tim Naftali wrote on Richard Nixon.
Kathy BollingGUEST
3:46
Peter Baker wrote on Bill Clinton.
Kathy BollingGUEST
3:48
And Jeffrey Engel wrote on the Constitution and Donald Trump.
Kathy BollingGUEST
3:52
So that is in the book titled Impeachment.
Kathy BollingGUEST
3:56
Yeah.
Mike JohnsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:50
They would turn every committee of Congress into an investigative body.
Mike JohnsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:53
Impeachment would just be the start, my friend.
Mike JohnsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:55
They would go after and investigate every waking hour.
Mike JohnsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:58
The president, the first family, his cabinet.
Bernie GoldbergHOST
6:59
Likelihood, I don't think so.
Bernie GoldbergHOST
7:03
I don't think Trump is going to make any deals to avoid impeachment, for instance.
Bernie GoldbergHOST
7:10
I'm not saying he's going to welcome Impeachment.
Bernie GoldbergHOST
7:14
Most people would be humiliated by it and hate the whole process.
Bernie GoldbergHOST
7:19
He'll figure out a way to make the most of it.
Mouthy SanchezHOST
8:13
They had to be arrested.
Mouthy SanchezHOST
8:14
They, um, Impeachment would start.
Mouthy SanchezHOST
8:17
But because Donald Trump has always been a fucking asshole, a scumbag, a degenerate fucking loser his whole life.
Mouthy SanchezHOST
8:27
The ones on his side of the political aisle are like, well, that's just Donald.

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