Sep 15, 2026 · 56 min · 17 segments
Keira is a veteran who, motivated by the clear illegality of DOGE and ICE early in the administration, decided to take the case for impeachment from the people to Congress. She helped to found…
John WardleHostBradHostJakeHost[laughs]
... unless I am [laughs] fucking sorely mistaken, uh, I'm pretty sure they're constitutionally obligated to impeach, uh, this guy.
You don't even have to get that far into it.
... where the Constitution says, uh, you, you impeach- Officials that have committed treason, um, like say deploying federal paramilitary forces a- against the wishes of, you know, the jurisdictions that are supposed to be responsible for the safety and security of American citizens, and, you know, attacking the very foundation of the nation, right?
Bribery, which, I mean, depending on how big you wanna make the bucket of corruption-
... you could just focus on the pardons that he's paid for.
But, like, there's a lot of other options for bribery.
And then high crimes and misdemeanors, which I am not exaggerating here, we are closing in on, like, 4,000 anti-democratic and anti-constitutional actions per a scholar in Britain that just studies the decline of, you know, the sliding of democracies into authoritarianism, and decided to use her rubric for us because it's our turn now.
Um, so yeah, there is absolutely a constitutional obligation there, but what I think I find the most just revealing about that statement is the use of the phrase, "Let the chips fall where they may," because friends, that phrase means give up.
That phrase means that you don't have any control over the process and you are just gonna throw that shit up in the air and hope that it lands in the right spot.
[laughs]
... unless I am [laughs] fucking sorely mistaken, uh, I'm pretty sure they're constitutionally obligated to impeach, uh, this guy.
You don't even have to get that far into it.
... where the Constitution says, uh, you, you impeach- Officials that have committed treason, um, like say deploying federal paramilitary forces a- against the wishes of, you know, the jurisdictions that are supposed to be responsible for the safety and security of American citizens, and, you know, attacking the very foundation of the nation, right?
Bribery, which, I mean, depending on how big you wanna make the bucket of corruption-
... you could just focus on the pardons that he's paid for.
But, like, there's a lot of other options for bribery.
And then high crimes and misdemeanors, which I am not exaggerating here, we are closing in on, like, 4,000 anti-democratic and anti-constitutional actions per a scholar in Britain that just studies the decline of, you know, the sliding of democracies into authoritarianism, and decided to use her rubric for us because it's our turn now.
Um, so yeah, there is absolutely a constitutional obligation there, but what I think I find the most just revealing about that statement is the use of the phrase, "Let the chips fall where they may," because friends, that phrase means give up.
That phrase means that you don't have any control over the process and you are just gonna throw that shit up in the air and hope that it lands in the right spot.
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