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Impeachment Week, Part 1 ends with shrieking and howling and barking and screeching . . . and that was just Nitwit Nero! Melanoma knows her husband can't "BeBest."

Hoo-weeeee! How did they pack that many morans into a single hearing room? We'll let King Louis of the Morans speak for his people. 

Today's program is following the hearings being held on our President's impeachment and the chaos ensuing where the Constitution is supposed to reign highest in the land, our Government.

Join in our conversation and test your knowledge regarding what the Constitution describes as "high crimes and misdemeanors" and how you feel it's being interpreted with regard to the issues at hand.  

Venereal Vespasian was, shall we say, feeling a bit flushed on Friday. Naturally, the Extraordinary Ordinary Roundtable had to address it. Nitwit Nero has said some plenty bizarre, er,  stuff over the last three plus years, but this was weird even for him. Nimrata Haley gives the game away in her confederate flag remarks to the Beckerhead. Adam Schiff drops a line to Mike Pencel-neck Geek. Wait. Beavis was in Ukraine? We must investigate!

We pulled up a mite short for the week in fundraising. We finished with $95 to go. The podcast crew can clean the slate.

It's Nancy Pelosi day, as she demonstrated what real leadership, real will looked like. She got a two-fer, taking down Venereal Vespasian and a lick-spittle MAGAT reporter for Sinclair. Elsewhere, 350 psychiatrists begged the House Judiciary Committee to take Combover Caligula's mental illness as seriously as it deserves. And hey! We may have found one of Moscow Mitch's ancestors . . . in Congress, no less!

Coverage of today's House Impeachment hearing. Professor Pamela Karlan ROCKS. 

Impeachment is on everyone's minds today and will likely continue to be the focal point of news until all of this is settled. That being said, when will it end? We as a nation have fail safes built into our Constitution to prevent what is happening within our government by our Founders, but it takes a functioning governing body to make it work as it was designed.

It's past time for those fail safes to take effect and we get down to the business of fixing what's been broken. Our nation.