Stay updated with breaking news from Michael earhart. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
I don’t want to be like, “You guys! There’s a new stoner rock revival going on in Fort Worth!” because that implies that the one that materialized in the mid-to-late 2000s like a skunky cloud from beneath some high school football bleachers was huge enough to leave a noticeable hole when it receded. There were indeed ....
Some say increasing minimum wage could result in loss of jobs, closure of businesses âIt has a ripple effect, it s not just raising one number and that s it.â and last updated 2021-02-25 17:25:46-05 BAKERSFIELD, Calif. â The current federal minimum wage is $7.25, here in California itâs $14.00 an hour, meanwhile, president Biden is pushing for $15.00 an hour, this comes as many people have to work multiple jobs to pay their bills under the current federal minimum wage, but others say that increasing it would result in a loss of jobs and businesses. On the surface, you d go well you give people more money an hour, they re gonna have more money, that s going to help them in life, we re all better off for it. If it were that simple that would be great.â ....
Obvious concern to the framers that are not technically illegal but they do hurt the public and breached the public trust. if there was a crime, the argument is that it can t be tried anyway. is that what the argument is? it depends, of course, on what somebody did. occasionally it is a felony and might have to have a criminal trial at some point, but the kinds of things the president can do is only the kind of things the president can do. therefore, if he abuses power like nixon did, then we draw up impeachment articles. nixon was charged obstruction and going after political enemies. we may well be witnessing in front of us some kind of obstruction with the constant efforts to keep people from testifying and putting this on a special server is highly unusual. i really enjoyed having you. michael and guy, of course, we see you here occasionally, thank you so much. what is trump s america think? the divided state of the country, next. ....
Is a deep state, but somehow it is a deep state but they re appointed by republicans, by the trump administration. very interesting. michael, we have been here three times before. let s see. andrew johnson and bill clinton impeached. richard nixon resigned before the house could vote. articles of impeachment had been drawn up. i want to ask about johnson first. he faced 11 articles of impeachment. wiese these for specific crimes or broader abuses of power. they were not for any crimes. no crimes you could go to jail for. the articles were addressing the ways in which johnson was trying to interfere with reconstruction. there was some illegality charged by firing the secretary of war without getting senate approval. he thought it was unconstitutional but that s not a felony. and they re great examples of abuses of power that were of ....
Michael earhart. so good to have both of you on today. michael, i ll start with you. here s the bottom line. a top white house national security official testified today that a top diplomat told him that u.s. aid for ukraine was put on hold to develop an investigation into that. so we have another official directly tying president trump to the shakedown. the evidence is coming in. it s not completely consistent but it is demonstrating, i think, something that we ve studied impeachment is sort of a classic impeachable offense. asking a foreign government to intervene in an american election. it doesn t matter whether it is a crime or not. mr. morrison got confused over that point. the concern is whether it is an abuse of power. the framers were very concerned about presidential abuse of power. they used examples like this when they were describing impeachable offenses. it is not a hard question about whether or not this is going to be impeachable. great. ....