Transcript of Democrats Fail to Impeach Hegseth as Trump Staff Run for the Exits!

House Republicans have successfully stalled the impeachment of Pete Hegseth. After 11 Democrats did not show up to vote, House Republicans successfully tabled a resolution to impeach Hegseth this week. Doesn't mean it's over, actually. In fact, Democrats have pledged to potentially bring it back in January, but it by a vote of 211 to 204, Republicans successfully tabled the motion and kicked impeachment articles back to the committees. So Hegseth will not be impeached this week.

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And just quickly, do you have confidence in Pete Hegseth?

Well, I mean, I think it's up to the president. He serves the pleasure of the president. The president has confidence in him. Yes. Thank you. Thanks all.

Do you have confidence in Pete Hegseth? President has confidence in Pete Hegseth, and therefore he does. That's essentially what he's saying. Now, other Republicans on Capitol Hill gave very similar responses, some even stronger responses against Pete Hegseth. Senator Tom Tillis made clear that he does not support Pete Hegseth remaining in this role and that in an impeachment trial, he would essentially vote to convict and remove Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense. Other senators, like Bill Cassidy, said that they'll have to wait and see on an impeachment trial, but what they will want is an actual trial.

Agents on the left enjoy this honeymoon phase because come January 3rd, 2027, you will regret ever putting your name on a ballot. House Republicans will hold each and every Democrat accountable for every vote cast, every committee hearing held, and every sentence said on MSDNC.

That's from Tom Emmer. Now, the thing is, is that Democrats are about to secure their largest majority in in a long time. In a long time. This century. And when I say this century, I mean over the past 21st century, not over the past 100 years. Democrats have secured 258 seats in the incoming House of Representatives. In the House, they are likely to go over 260, putting them within 30 seats of a veto proof majority. And the future of where the Democratic Party goes is now under debate in both the House of Representatives and the United States Senate.

Yeah, I mean, listen, this this is there there is a one candidate in this race, Hakeem Jeffries, and you know, I think that everyone is far more concerned about what that leadership means, what it is promising, what it seeks to deliver, what I think, and I think that's what we're hearing from a lot of folks. Yeah.

So that's from AOC. Now, on the Senate side, Senate Leader Chuck Schumer may soon be facing opposition from someone like Senator Chris Van Hall. Now, no one's announced this yet, but leaders like Bernie Sanders have come out and said that they do not necessarily support Chuck Schumer for reelection.

For over 30 years. And I like Chuck. Nobody who works harder than Chuck Schumer. But in my view, the time is now for change, and I will not be supporting Chuck to be reelected as the Democratic leader. And I think, as Senator Slotkin is going to get to in a moment, we need a process. We need a vigorous debate about the direction of the Democratic Party. I have my ideas, so listeners' views may be different, but we need to have that out in the open to show the American people that a new day has come and that their votes meant a new direction in Washington.

Now, those elections, those that change will likely come in the next several days and weeks. Republicans held their elections today. Democrats will hold their elections moving forward. At the Justice Department, meanwhile, aides are right now scrambling to get out, to try to find a new career path, to save their career, knowing full well of what a Trump administration over the last few years, a lame duck presidency, will hold. Bloomberg has reported that they want to get out as soon as possible.

You said was, I think we got a free Diddy. Do you still stand by that?

I said I want to make New York exciting again.

But you said Diddy.

I said I want to make New York exciting again, and he made New York exciting, and he's scheduled to be released in two years, and a lot of people got interesting opinions on that. So I said we should consider looking at it. We should take a look at it. We got to make New York exciting. New York lost 2 million people.

Yeah.

They lost they lost Donald Trump to Florida.

But Diddy makes New York exciting.

He made it. He's one of the people that made it exciting. People came to New York.

What would having him come back do to New York?

People came there to work with him. People came there to make it exciting. New York City in particular is going down the tubes. Upstate is going down the tubes. All the all the buildings are empty. I filled up eight buildings with machinery, with jobs. I like creating jobs. He was a job creator.

So in your view, if Diddy came back to New York, maybe that could bring back the city, employ more people.

Exactly. It's about creating jobs, excitement, enthusiasm.

I feel like though his reps kind of taken a knock a little bit.

That's the way we're looking at it.

Huh?

We're going to look at it.

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