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First has the president committed impeachable offenses? second, did those offenses rise to the gravity that's worth putting the country through the drama of impeachment? and number three because you don't want to tear the country apart, you don't want half of the country to say to the other half for the next 30 years we won the election, you stole it from us. you have to be able to think at the beginning of the impeachment process that the evidence is so cleat of offenses so grave that once you've laid out all the evidence a good fraction of the opposition, voters will reluctantly admit to the...

Good luck. that dog ain't hunting anymore. nobody is. just ain't working. with that i yield back. >> gentleman yields back. does anyone else seek recognition? >> mr. chair? >> thank you, mr. chair. i think it's an appropriate time -- i move to strike the last word. >> gentlewoman is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chair. i think it's an appropriate to recognize again of your own words that were stated just a few months ago last year. during an interview on msnbc's morning joeing on november 26, 2018 chairman nadler outlined a three prong test that he said would allow for a legitimate impeachment...

Resolution or on the schiff report revealed the opposite is true. in fact what you and your democratic colleagues have done is opposite of what you said had to be done. this is a partisan impeachment. it is tearing the country apart. i take this all to mean that chairman nadler along with the rest of the democratic caucus is prepared to continue these entirely partisan unfair proceedings and traumatize the american people all for political purpose. i think that's a shame. that's not leadership. that's a sham. so i ask mr. turley, has chairman nadler satisfied his three prong test for impeachme...

>> thank you. during an interview, mr. chairman, on msnbc's morning joe, november 26, 2018, chairman nadler outlined a three prong test. he said it would allow for a legitimate impeachment proceeding. now i quote chairman nadler's remarks. and this is what he said. "there really are three questions, i think. first, has the president committed impeachable offenses? second do those offenses rise to the gravity that is worth putting the country through the drama only impeachable? number 3, because you don't want to tear the country apart. you don't want half of the country to say to the other hal...

Against you. therefore unable to participate in your own defense. but it doesn't mean a person is bound to the hospital. involuntary incarceration in kentucky has to stand up to a four prong test. as the defendant mentally ill? is the defendant danger to himself, herself or others? and he or she be expected to benefit from treatment while committed? is hospitalization the least restrictive means? the catch is, failed to stand up to anyone of those standards in the prison in question walks out on the street. >> trace: mike tobin live in chicago. thank you. wildfire alert in california. governor...