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The conversation about making those descendants whole is a really important one to have. >> errol, this also fits into a political narrative that joe biden ran on. >> absolutely. look, these are the sort of twin political pillars of biden presidency where first of all fighting against the right, the unite the right rally, and also the revival of his candidacy when in south carolina in the primary, you had jim clyburn step forward, rally the black base of the democratic party not just in south carolina but really throughout the nation and swept him both to the nomination and into the white hous...

Funding for the law, space force -- you could list a whole bunch of things that he is pushed forward while all of this is happening. does it make more sense, may become a percent or republicans to say you can sit on it all you want, we're going to focus on the nations business? >> one of the things the president ran on was let's get rid of political correctness. it would be nice if all the senators said yes, we are a fair jury, we haven't made up our minds. that's nonsense. we know there will not be two-thirds to convict in the senate. and tried a lot of cases as a prosecutor and a defense law...

>> no, because look, president trump is not an idealogically-based republican like many folks in the house were. he has kind of embraced the republican positions along the way as sort of a way to maintain power in washington, but he doesn't fundamentally believe much of the things, especially, you know, folks like meadows who sort of have this very conservative point of view that, you know, trump is going to only embrace when it sort of helps him for other reasons. >> he was willing to forget everything he ran on to become an ally of this president. look at his ads, go back to his first campai...

Questions. and i think that's -- what ed is just describing there in terms of what boris johnson ran on, he put labor, he put jeremy corbyn out there by himself on cultural issues and social issues, but then claimed labor's turf on economic questions that he had big expansive safety net and big investment in infrastructure. he talked about climate change. things you don't hear and take that back to the united states, republicans don't talk about it. you have a democratic party on cultural issues off to the left. you have a republican party despite how donald trump campaigned in 2016, did not e...

The president, the other party, shrunk. becomes about your base. so few districts you have to keep your base. >> as john pointed out, of the 31, i don't know how many are like conor lamb who ran on i'm not voting for pelosi for speaker, be independent, work with the president. right? goes out, votes for impeachment, hard to run. >> the votes are to impeach. what we're suspecting. in all likelihood what will happen next week that the democratic controlled congress will vote to impeach president trump. bring in cnn kaitlan collins at the white house. tell us what you're learning about what's goi...