Inciter in Chief: the Trump impeachment explained
The Briefing10 Feb 2021

Inciter in Chief: the Trump impeachment explained

Today on the Briefing we look at the impeachment of Donald Trump.

Associate Professor David Smith from the United States Studies Centre breaks down the likelihood that former President Trump will be impeached.

How does the impeachment work – and what does it mean for the Republican party post-Trump…..and for the Democrats who might be guilty of ‘be careful what you pray for, you just might get it!’

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