It's Time to Impeach Donald Trump, And, Yes, It Can Be Done

Added: 2026-05-27

[00:00:00]had some pretense about caring. Now he doesn't even care. He openly says, "I don't care about the financial situations of Americans. I'm going to I'm going to postpone this executive order because the AI people told me not to. Uh I'm just going to make billions of dollars off of crypto and AI." Uh they asked him, Jessica, last week, uh what do you think about Republicans potentially losing the Senate? I swear to God, he said, "Huh? What? Well, I got the funding for my bunker." Uh that that's what like this is who he is, folks. And so Jessica's part of the removal coalition. She says enough is enough. And uh we were just talking about the fact that when she was on all these people in YouTube watch and like she's awesome and uh you know how come mainstream media doesn't have her on Jessica? How come mainstream media doesn't have you on?

[00:00:44]>> Oh why? Why? I don't know. Jealousy. I mean should I just say the truth?

[00:00:50]Listen. I have been out there fighting for years. A lot of people don't know this but I I fought in the courts for years. I'm the reason that the Trump benders are no longer enforceable and valid and hundreds of people that were gagged for life can now criticize criticize Donald Trump and the rest of his family. I mean, he was basically trying to inoculate himself from criticism in the way that he's trying to inoculate himself and his family from IRS audits for ever with that illegal settlement in his illegal NDAs and I got rid of that years ago. Um, that's kind of parlayed into the work that I'm doing now, which, you know, you're saying mainstream the impeachment remedy. For God's sakes, this is what our Constitution gives us. We have a man who I think the mask has been ripped off for 10 years at this point, um, who is just blatantly, daily violating the Constitution. And our lawmakers, 99% of them, and we're going to talk about the 1% today who more people should be paying attention to, do not want to apply the remedy. They want to just engage in endless diagnosis. I think it feels like a whole hell of a lot like controlled opposition, what we're dealing with in this country, from the so-called opposition party. Um, so yeah, you better believe it. I'm going to be out here mainstreaming impeachment because um we have a constitution and that's what our constitution gives us.

[00:02:13]>> Okay. So, for those who don't know and those who are joining us, g take us back 10 years. Gosh, it's been 10 years. It seems like 30 years. Uh 2016, you're a former employee of of the 2016 Trump campaign. Um what was it about Trump in 2016 you're like, you know what, I want to support this guy. What it was was that I got sucked into the Fox News mental myasma brainwashing machine rabbit hole. I went from being a an Obama supporter in the primaries of 2008 to thinking that the Democrats were an existential threat to our country and that we had to do everything um put all hands on deck to save the country from Hillary Clinton. So, I saw the Trump campaign. I'll be honest, like I I knew from afar that it was a [ __ ] show, but I was I I'm an educated woman. This is something, you know, there's a lot of misconceptions out there about the kind of people that can be trapped into this cult. I'm a very educated person. Um I I have a journalism degree. I have an ability to uh engage and interact. in particular. I I I saw a lot of unfortunately diverse support for Trump in 2016. I was living in New York City.

[00:03:31]I saw a lot of Dominicans, a lot of Puerto Ricans, a lot of um blacks that were not thought of as the typical Trump supporters supporting that campaign. I thought, I want to come to that campaign and uplift diversity support for Trump.

[00:03:44]And that is what I did. And I worked on that campaign for a short three months.

[00:03:48]It was a horrific nightmarish experience. um that probably anybody from the outside could have predicted, but I was too naive to the den of wolves that I was entering to know it ahead of time.

[00:04:00]>> Um and and I I walked away in absolute tatters, feeling terrified. You know, I was accused of federal crimes, accused of leaking Trump's taxes when I was on that campaign, banned from Trump Tower, reported to Secret Service as a threat to the candidate. I mean, it was obscene. Um, and I walked away wanting to say, "This chapter of my life never happened. Um, I can just move forward."

[00:04:24]And about a year later, I had an existential crisis awakening where I realized I couldn't move on with my life if I did not take account for what had happened to me. And at that point, I filed a prosay lawsuit against him in the in the winter of 2017 and became one of the earliest whistleblowers. And that's what became this yearslong battle in the courts where I overcame bankruptcy and threats to to my livelihood and everything else.

[00:04:53]>> Yeah. And that NDA, I mean, that's the the the weapon of choice of Donald Trump and Pete Hexad and so many others uh especially allegations of assault uh against women. And I think that's important uh because this because tell tell us about specifically why you sued the campaign in 2017.

[00:05:11]Oh, I sued them. I sued them for sex discrimination, for defamation, for the the emotional torture that they put me through. I mean, it was it was it was like a psychological terrorism that I endured on that campaign in 2016. And so, I sued for all of those things. Um, and then, of course, they retaliated against me with their illegal NDA, demanded $1.5 million of me on Christmas Eve for having exercised my First Amendment rights as an American citizen.

[00:05:39]And I sued him again to invalidate that NDA. And it and that became my life work because I I realized I mean the awakening was happening. I say I people always ask me like when was the moment that you woke up >> and it wasn't really a moment for me. It was gradual. And I always say it started on day one with the Muslim ban because I worked on that campaign thinking, you know, foolishly and naively that so many of the things that he was saying on the campaign were just sticks. Like I He won't do it.

[00:06:09]>> He won't do that. He won't really do that. You know, I I heard what I wanted to hear. One of the things that he said in 2016 that a lot of people don't remember is he said, "When I'm going to be uh when I become president, I'm going to be so boring. You're going to be so bored. I'm going to be so presidential."

[00:06:25]And that was what I told myself he was really going to be when he became president. It's not just you, Jessica.

[00:06:30]In 2016 and 2024, just uh you'll be shocked, but I don't think you will be shocked cuz you were part of the campaign and you talked to these folks.

[00:06:38]>> There were Muslims in 2016 and 2024 said, >> I know, >> watch, >> he's just saying that to get elected.

[00:06:46]He's going to go after the trans and he'll go he'll end forever wars and he'll be different than Biden on Gaza and he'll give me tax cuts. I'm like, >> the Gaza thing was wild, isn't it?

[00:06:56]>> And I'm literally trying to bang my head against the wall. I'm like, I understand all the stories in the Old Testament in Quran now. I'm like, I get it. I get how like really smart people just destroy themselves. But no, talk to us about that. Like you you thought, eh, he's a bullshitter. He's bullshitting. But then you saw it in week one and people forget the first thing that that administration did on week one.

[00:07:16]>> Muslim ban. Yeah.

[00:07:18]>> Yeah. And I'm like, this is really bad.

[00:07:20]This is really bad. And I I didn't, you know, I still that didn't that I I wish that had done it for me al all together.

[00:07:27]It did not do it for me altogether. It was still a gradual awakening. I saw more and more things. I think what what really kind of, you know, unfortunately or not fortunately, when you see things that you can relate to, that really makes the the alarm bells go off. And I started seeing how he was treating people in that administration. I saw how he fired James Comey and wouldn't even let him take a plane home. I saw what happened to Maria Vanovich where he said, "That woman's going to go through some things." And I'm like, "Oh my god, does that sound familiar to what I went through on that campaign." Um, you know, I saw the just egregious the way he was just flagrant in in his pushing of norms and violations of laws and and what ultimately um, you know, I saw was that he everything that I had believed in this Fox News echo chamber was was an inversion of reality. I mean, I am somebody, as misplaced as I was on that campaign, I am somebody. I'm I'm the same person. I didn't change. I have always cared deeply about human rights and freedom, you know, like freedom was what got me to Fox News. These these damn people with their American flag and the crosses hanging from their necks, right? And when I saw what how I had been bamboozled and how they were literally promoting dictatorship that this man that his administration was becoming in the first administration under the guise of freedom. I was like hell no. Hell no. And that's how I viewed those NDAs. You know people people were like oh Jessica Densen wants to tell her story on the campaign. Yeah.

[00:09:03]I mean but I wasn't out there to tell a soap opera about what I went through on the 2016 campaign. I was out there to fight for the first amendment rights of Americans who were going to be gagged.

[00:09:14]Like that's how I viewed these NDAs as a blatant assault on our first amendment rights for for anybody who went to a work to a for a campaign for one time in their life. Even volunteers were forced to sign this this gag order and >> which is which is already like warning sign like why am I signing an NDA? Like what are you all going to do? Man, those angel voices that you don't listen to.

[00:09:38]Waj those angel voices. I will never forget it. Reading I remember reading through the thing in my studio apartment on 72nd Street in New York City thinking, "Oh my god, he's asking us not to criticize Tiffany Trump. This is so funny."

[00:09:52]Yeah. As I like literally right away my rights for free speech for the rest of my life. It's it's unthinkable. So, but the good news is folks, you know, Jessica, she came out of it and I I really appreciate you uh because I know a lot of people get defensive and then a lot of people but like I think you being very open and honest about it I think is a good window as to how otherwise well-intentioned educated people can join it cuz the rest of us are like what the f and so you know even in the comment section they're like I don't what she seems so why huh but you know I I appreciate it I really appreciate because now you see that through line right you see the through and and you see that okay you fought it you got out of it and then you won in 2000. Let's talk about the win in 2023 which sets you now on this path. What's the big win that you had?

[00:10:38]>> The first the first big win you want to talk about really cool the cool coolest first win was in 2018 when I went to court proay still didn't have a lawyer just me and the Trump lawyer and I fought to keep my my underlying case my first case out of arbitration and I won that. That was like an amazing thing. And people I mean this is just gives you an sense of the misogyny that's out there. First of all, headline after headline were written about my story. Never mentioned my name.

[00:11:08]Never mentioned that even a woman was involved. It was always Trump court this, Trump judge this, this is literally a headline from Sorry, I got to say this. Dan Abrams, you know Dan Abrams, he's the guy that goes on a he's got case after he's got all these shows on A&E about cops putting, you know, all these controversies into people's homes.

[00:11:27]his his network, I think it's called Crime and Something, put out a headline about my case. ExTrump employee forces nasty dispute into the public. That is how his misogynist network spun my beautiful victory to free my case from arbitration. Like I mean that was how that's just an one example of how my case has been reported over the years.

[00:11:51]Anyway, that was the first victory.

[00:11:53]Second second major major victory of course was uh many more things had happened. I had had a $50,000 judgment against me illegal with this NDA that was thrown out. I eventually got my legal team together sued again to invalidate the NDA 2021.

[00:12:11]We win for me individually. My NDA is totally invalidated in 2021.

[00:12:18]>> That's fantastic. And I will tell you the reason what has been so difficult about this being shadowed. It's like multiple layers of silence I've been dealing with for years. And one of the real tragedies to me is in 2021 I was pleading with people to cover this.

[00:12:34]>> What was happening in 2021? This is March of 2021. Okay. Few months after January 6th, we are sitting there waiting waiting and wondering why Donald Trump is not being prosecuted for January 6th. And I'm more than anything for this story to be out there as an example of how Trump could be held to account in the courts. Here's a story of a woman started literally with no lawyer goes in and invalidates his his uh campaign through the courts setting this historic precedent. Let me talk to the American people about how our judicial system can and should function to hold this man accountable.

[00:13:12]No coverage basically. I mean minimal minimal. Again, once again, the men on MS then MSNBC literally referred to me as this plaintiff or that case. I mean, that's how >> also reminder, I always try to remind people, Jessica, you know, folks, go back to that first impeachment, not the second impeachment. Go back to the first one about that beautiful phone call, the perfect phone call. I want to remind all of you that Nancy Pelosi was like, we we shouldn't impeach. and and the Democratic establishment actually uh uh slowwalked the impeachment because they thought first of all they didn't have the votes and they're like all right what's the point but second of all they're like no no no let's not do it let's and so finally what happened was because there was such a growing consensus because it was so egregious that people demanded some sort of action then the Democratic establishment said fine we'll do that initial impeachment and that initial impeachment even though of course they didn't have the votes but nonetheless that transpar arency, the accountability, the press coverage on it revealed to people, oh my god, this guy's corrupt as f and oh, it makes sense that he engaged in then the January 6 insurrection, which I warned about and people thought I was crazy.

[00:14:21]But let's take it back there, Jessica, cuz people forget that the Democratic establishment, the Democratic fighters that we had slowwalked that first impeachment.

[00:14:30]>> Yeah, they slowwalked the first one. The second one, the second one is like I mean first of all they slowwalked the first one and it didn't get near the coverage and the you know investment in public outrage that it could have and should have if they were more invested in it. The second one is unthinkable Waj because because it's literally and this is why it comes down to right now the choices that we are forcing them to make right now or we're willing to give them time for. Okay, were willing to say, "Oh, you want to wait for the midterms after the midterms? No problem. You can wait." Because the Democrats did not pursue impeachment the second time before Trump left office before. I mean, they should have been Ilhan Omar was she drafted articles of impeachment from that chamber on the night of January 6.

[00:15:21]They were ready to go and the leadership pulled them back, wanted to wait. What did they do? They waited until Trump was out of office. Did in the first weeks of Biden's presidency. And what did that do? And this doesn't give Mitch McConnell cover. Doesn't take him off the hook, but damn well gave him a stupid straw man reason to say, I'm not going to vote to convict because the man's not in office anymore. That is literally the reason why we are still living through that. mean one of a million lost opportunities, but one that could have prevented Donald Trump from ever re-entering the White House. If Mitch McConnell had voted to convict, no question, at least enough Republicans to get to that 67th threshold would have joined him and Donald Trump would have been impeached and prohibited from entering the presidency again. Shame, shame, shame on them delaying that second impeachment.

[00:16:15]And then also the question then and I want your thoughts on this.

[00:16:20]>> Yeah.

[00:16:21]>> A lot of people are asking because there's also the Merrick Garland of it all. Uh which I think is one of the unforgivable sins of uh the Biden administration. Yeah.

[00:16:29]>> Uh question is why? Like a lot of people like well why why did the Democrats uh sloww walk the first impeachment? Why did they slowwalk the second impeachment? And why did they implement Mayor Garland who slowwalked everything?

[00:16:41]Jessica.

[00:16:42]>> Yeah. I mean because I think it's it's ineptitude. I don't think I I I don't know that you can necessarily inscribe intentional malicious, you know, motives to that, but they they they were of this mindset that, oh, we can just move on, right?

[00:16:58]The country wants to move on. This this completely bonkers notion that you can move on without accountability. You cannot move on.

[00:17:09]>> Isn't that complicity then, Jessica?

[00:17:12]Without accountability?

[00:17:13]>> Of course. Of course it is. Of course it is. And I think you know what I think Waj honestly I and and I think this has to do with my awakening and transition out of MAGA like I left that world and I c I put so much faith in the Democrats. I went from being a Trump supporter to being a wholehearted full-fledged supporter of the Democrats as an independent. I always maintain my status as an independent but Democrat supporting independent >> 2020 election No. 2020 election. That's what So you're describing millions of Americans. The record >> amount of Yeah. Yeah. So I was I was all in and I was all in honestly. I was all in until the election in 2024 >> in spite of unthinkable disdain for Biden and even Kamla when she came on board over Gaza. Like there was no that disconnect was not okay with me. But I knew that our choice was binary, right? And so I was all in. And then seeing the betrayal of the Democrats in the wake of the 2024 election, not asking for recounts, uh, standing down on section 3 of the 14th amendment, which bans Trump from office.

[00:18:33]this um and then seeing their their absolute rejection of the constitutional remedy for a man who violates the constitution multiple times a day um and is setting up concentration camps at three times the speed of Nazi Germany in the 30s. I mean I I have my the the wool has totally been pulled from my eyes on this Democratic party.

[00:18:59]>> You're seeing it now. You're see literally you're seeing it now. the the James Carwell gave him the advice last year. He openly said it, "Play possum."

[00:19:06]>> Schumer and Jeff like we'll play possum.

[00:19:08]Uh what's your opinions on ICE? Uh we'll reform it. Next, what what's your opinion on Apac? We'll still take money from it. Next, uh what about uh billionaires part of the big tent next?

[00:19:19]What about affordability and accountability? Oh, you guys like those words? We'll say those words. What about specifics? No specifics. And they see that they're winning. Not because people like Democrats. You've seen the polls.

[00:19:30]people just hate Trump. So, they're like, "All right, we'll put our head down. We'll do the ostrich method or the possum method. We won't uh shake anything up. We won't be aggressive. We won't be bold." Look at here in Virginia. They lit the Virginia Republicans in Virginia Supreme Court, Jessica literally invalidated our election. They literally said, "F you."

[00:19:51]And then we had Spanberger and Democrats say, "Rage rises." We had Democrats in Virginia say, "We respect the court's decision." I'm like, "Mother Fer, what?" Like, "What?" And and then Spanner is like, "Well, we'll just have to vote harder in the midterms and let's go let's go appeal to the Supreme Court and see what it says." And Supreme Court says, "You losers, you idiots. We're going to reject you." And they're like, "Oh, well." So, they don't fight, Jessica. They're not built for the fight. That's why I say they're complicit. That's why I say they're collaborating because they don't want to fight. They're not built for this fight.

[00:20:24]They're not made for this moment. And it infuriates us as Donald Trump literally says and I think the Donald Trump and MAGA are like Democrats are weak and useless and pathetic. We'll just do it.

[00:20:34]Who's going to stop us?

[00:20:35]>> Who's going to stop us? Oh, I know. I know. Which is going to get to the subject we're going to talk about and who's on the ballot today in Texas because there's one person who's been willing to utilize the mechanism we have for for addressing this and he's being threatened. His seat is being threatened today and he may lose his race. Talk to us about Texas.

[00:20:55]>> Texas. Well, it's not just it's not just the Senate runoff and I am just kind of like this is yet another thing where I'm like, where is the media? Why are they not covering the story? Um, one congressman and literally one congressman, okay, in my book has redeemed himself for not raising an objection on January 6, 2025 to Trump's illegal presidency because they're all complicit in getting us here by not doing that. one has redeemed himself and that's representative Al Green. And I have gotten to know Congressman Green over the past year in my work in the removal coalition because we have been so laser focused on this. I've worked a lot with um a wonderful man named John Bonafas of Free Speech for People um who has drafted several of the articles of impeachment that are on file and that have been filed by Representative Green.

[00:21:45]Uh, I've, you know, invited Representative Green to almost all of the protests I have organized, and he's spoken at them with us many times, marched with us to the Capitol in record numbers demanding impeachment. Um, this is the only man who has not just filed articles, but forced a vote, which is the only way to non-performatively do this. He's the only one that's done it so far. Right now, today, Representative Green is in the fight for his congressional life. This is a seat.

[00:22:18]This is a man who has been in Congress for over 20 years. He was representing and currently is representing Texas's ninth district.

[00:22:27]>> They went after his seat. No re no question about why they did that. Texas Republicans in a rare mid decade jerrymandering redistricted the state this year or last year. uh wiped out, you know, black representation in about five districts in in Texas.

[00:22:46]Representative Greens was one of them.

[00:22:48]He had to make a choice. He either had to abandon his seat for the rest of his term and run in the neighboring 18th where a another congressman had passed away and there was a vacant seat or he had to finish his term in his own district and then run for the primary of the 18th. and he he chose the latter because he did not want to abandon his constituents in the ninth. What that choice forced him to do was to basically tee up against another sitting congressman that was literally just voted into that vacant seat in the 18th in January in the special election.

[00:23:26]So he is now running against a man named Christian Meny. This is somebody who has been interestingly backed by like millions and millions of dollars from crypto super PACs.

[00:23:38]>> Yep.

[00:23:39]>> Um also, you know, when I talked to Representative Green, he talks about the Apac money. Green is somebody who's been so clear on Gaza and and the genocide. I remember he came to a protest with us last summer and after he's like, Jessica, I'm I didn't say the word genocide. He was so upset with me that he didn't say the word genocide. and he literally went to the floor of the house that night to give a speech just to make just to clarify that he does in fact identify what's happening in Gaza as genocide. Um, but he's he's been in the fight of his life. The original primary was in March and he was actually expected to lose that handily, but he didn't. he came within two points of Christian Meny and um the actual runoff between him and Meny for who will be the Democratic nominee and you know likely take take away that seat again in uh November is tonight in Texas.

[00:24:31]>> Yeah. And and I I'm so glad you mentioned it because I mentioned it a couple of weeks ago that they're going to go after Al Green. And I want to remind everyone that Al Green in LA last year during Trump's was state of the [ __ ] address. He was the one who stood up with his cane and called out Donald Trump's lies about Social Security and Medicaid. What happened? He got kicked out. He also got kicked out this year.

[00:24:56]>> And furthermore, what happened?

[00:24:58]>> Democrats join Republicans to censure Al Green.

[00:25:02]>> [ __ ] believable. Yep. Yep. That's exactly what happened. Unbelievable. I mean, they should have I wrote a piece on Substack last night about this. I mean, every single Democrat should have been walking out of that chamber with him.

[00:25:16]>> They did.

[00:25:16]>> What do they do instead? Oh, of course not. They don't.

[00:25:19]>> No. Let me let me I'm trying to find a stupid paddle. The >> the paddle. They did the paddle.

[00:25:25]>> Yeah. Unbelievable. Unbelievable. So, I want to just address one person in the comments. They said, "Isn't Jasmine Crockett endorsing Benefit?" Yes, she is. I mean, this is how But Jasmine Crockett is another one who has completely failed us.

[00:25:40]who, you know, does her clickbait, ragebait posts. I mean, she's got more active YouTube channel than I do. These people are [ __ ] amazing at their diagnosis, but they do not meet the moment. There is one man who has met the moment. His name is Al Green. He's about to lose a seat tonight. So, please vote.

[00:25:58]And also Jasmine Crockett, Jasmine Crockett celebrated Hassan [ __ ] being freaking like Hassan [ __ ] and Media Benjamin who are being investigated by the Trump administration. She she like in a strange way took like immense glee in it. Said that's what you get for not supporting Kamla. And I'm like uh what way to read the room still you know takes uh that I think it still supports Apac right gets the Apac money >> apparently. apparently. Yeah. I mean, I mean, I I talked to Rep. Green over the over the weekend and he told me like I told him I said, "I read this article, Jasmine." I said, "I can't believe Jasmine did a an ad for Metife." He's like, "Yeah, she you know, he basically let me know that she's really hurt over her loss." And um and listen, I think I think if we can talk about people who are losing their congressional seats in are losing their primaries and are basically lame ducks.

[00:26:55]Jasmine Crockett is one. Robin Kelly who ran for Senate in Chicago is another.

[00:27:00]She's actually the one who filed the articles of impeachment against Gnome. I think all of these lame ducks are are excellent target candidates for for impeachment for getting them to lead the impeachment fight. I mean, you would think these people have nothing to lose.

[00:27:14]You would think that they don't need to be asking for permission for none of them really need to be asking for permission for leadership, but so many of them do anyway. Like these people have nothing to lose. I think people like them, like Crockett, like Kelly, like somebody like Chewy Garcia in Chicago who's retiring, so many of the retiring ones. And then we can also shift to the Republicans who have nothing to lose like Nassie. Um these people should be prime targets for pressuring them to back impeachment right now.

[00:27:42]>> Absolutely. And and real quick correction, uh Crockett has not taken direct money from Apac, but she has received uh about 86,000 from individual donations from Apac affiliated bundlers.

[00:27:53]And these people, you know, I see Massie as the person who is going scorched earth. And he said, folks, that before he leaves, he's going to read the name of every single person that is in the Epstein files, these powerful people whose names have been redacted. This is the type of energy that we need. We see a little bit of a little bit of fire in Tom Tillis, even though he still sucks.

[00:28:14]And he goes, "My my job still remains for Republicans to get control of both chambers." But he's still pissed off and he's found a little bit of spine. Bill Cassidy, another Reican coward who betrayed his hypocratic oath, has found a little bit of spying because Trump is weak and Trump is dying. And right now, I don't know if you saw some breaking news, South Carolina Senate does not act a new midterm map defying Trump. Big loss for him, right? And then you also saw the court struck down the egregiously intentionally racist Alabama map. Uh the court rejects that map, calling it unfair to black voters. So, of course, they're going to appeal it.

[00:28:49]But this is not a strong president. And then you see also record historic low popularity. Latinos historic low independents historic low. Young voters gone. He's even losing some white voters. So I would think Jessica, if ever there was a moment to threaten him with impeachment. Now is the moment.

[00:29:08]>> Now is it. Now is it. Oh my god. Wash.

[00:29:11]Now is very much it. You know, my my viewers and my audience, lights on, knows this. Like I am this is my unrelenting drum beat. First of all, Democrats have already told us that or the leadership Democrats have already told us that they don't even want to pursue impeachment after the midterms.

[00:29:28]So there's a, you know, cold war wakeup call for any Democratic voter who is thinking, oh, we're going to get these people back in the majority and they're going to Yeah, they don't even want to do it then. And believe me, they're going to be g giving us every excuse in the book why not to after the midterms if they get back power and this, you know, election isn't rigged from here to the end of the universe. So, um yeah, we should be not waiting on that for sure.

[00:29:52]Um a very very dangerous calculation to wait on that. And now, as you mentioned, is the perfect window of time because because the leverage that we have over vulnerable Republicans that we can move to vote against Trump, we only need like literally a handful in the House to pass it out of the House. And then, yes, we have an uphill battle in the Senate, but for God's sakes, you know, it's a battle worth fighting. Let's try it. Um, now is the time. Now is the time. These people want to get reelected. They need to show distance. They need to show daylight.

[00:30:30]Many, many vulnerable Republicans in in swing states in states that Trump won by less than 10%. They need something to show distance between them and Trump right now. He is vastly vastly unpopular. And that is why votes should be forced on impeachment on the regular.

[00:30:49]That is why if you go to removetheregime.com, you will see that call to call Congress and hammer them to force votes on impeachment now because that's how we move the needle. That's how we got a 77% surge in support when Al Green forced his second vote last time. Literally just by forcing votes, not by waiting and gathering consensus and building.

[00:31:11][ __ ] We don't have time for that right now. These votes should be happening every day that Congress is in session. Can you can you remind people what rule nine is?

[00:31:21]>> Yeah, rule nine is a special privilege.

[00:31:23]You know, so many people w think, you know, they the people that are not intricately involved in our movement and have been so miseducated by other so-called Democratic talking heads out there. They think that Democrats don't have any power in the House.

[00:31:39]>> Well, that's what they keep saying.

[00:31:40]We're in the minority. They can't do it.

[00:31:42]>> We're in the minority. Minority. We can't do it.

[00:31:44]>> Yeah. Rule 9 empowers any member of Congress. is a special privilege that ascribes to matters like impeachment. It empowers any member of the house, whether or not they're in on in committee or in leadership to force a vote on impeachment anytime. Anytime they can invoke rule 9, they don't even have to do it for their own articles.

[00:32:05]Wash, they could do it for somebody else's. But there's a lot of decorum as far as not overstepping. And you know, even some people like Al Green have told me I would not do that on somebody else's articles. That's not to say they shouldn't or they couldn't. They can literally invoke rule nine on any articles of impeachment that are on file. People have said to me, "But Jessica, there they were referred to the judiciary committee. They have to sit there for 30 days before." No, that no, that's all that's all misconception.

[00:32:30]Rule 9 is like an emergency privilege that can be invoked any time. Once that happens within 48 uh hours, two legislative days, the clerk has to call a vote on those articles of impeachment.

[00:32:45]And guess who did the guess who invoked rule 9? You want to tell them who invoked rule 9?

[00:32:49]>> Oh, the only one. Al Green, of course.

[00:32:52]>> Al Green, he's being kicked out. Not supported by the establishment.

[00:32:55]>> Yep.

[00:32:56]>> Not supported by the Democratic establishment, folks.

[00:32:58]>> Yeah.

[00:32:59]>> They threw him to the wolves.

[00:33:01]>> 10 I think it was 10. 10 Democrats voted to censure Al Green. What more? I always tell people, Jessica, like it's been 10 years. Don't listen to me. You know, people look at me and they say brown guy, Muslim, radical, hyster, you know how it is. Same thing with women.

[00:33:14]hysterical, crazy.

[00:33:17]>> I'm like, "All right, just trust the evidence of your eyes and ears. Trust the evidence of your eyes and ears." I have always tried to make the Democratic party stronger. I want to help them because they're my only opposition to Donald Trump. And they go out of their way to say, "We'll take money from AI.

[00:33:32]We'll take money from crypto. We'll continue sending bombs to Israel for his genocide. We'll continue supporting ICE.

[00:33:38]We'll do nothing. We'll play possum.

[00:33:41]We'll be an ostrich. Why fight? Why tax the rich? And they still think somehow by being weak and feckless, they will win. And I and I, you know, people hate hearing this. I said it before, I'll say it again. Merrick Garland, the Merrick Garland of it all. If it was any other president, if it was Donald Trump, he would put in, I don't know, Pam Bondi.

[00:34:01]And if Joe Biden did what Donald Trump would do, Joe Biden would be die in prison. He would die in prison. Jessica, >> I know.

[00:34:07]>> But these people are like, "Oh, they're all our friends."

[00:34:10]>> I know. I know. The president. the president. Every time I hear somebody say the president like you [ __ ] get like I I never say that without saying I say I say the illegal president every even if I like I hear myself I catch myself like the illegal president but the way they they have any difference for him and and I do think that there's I think there's a line waj honestly I I am at the point because of the scale of betrayal and the repeated nature of it and just how inept and inadequate their fight or response is to so much of the lawlessness that Trump engages in. I do think that a number of them are um are are not genuinely on our side. like like you have to understand that being in the opposition is a very profitable >> pol and politically tenable place to be for for them even if they if they are perceived as the fighters against Trump.

[00:35:08]Um but don't actually have to put their necks on the chopping block. Um that's a that's a great spot to be in. You know, they get their cable news hits every single day. They live their comfortable lives. They have their security. they have their um their their protection and their comfort. And while we're out there watching our our democracy, 250 years of blood, sweat, and tears to fight for the progress that we've made, go up in flames, um you know, they're they're in the Trump opposition and and uh they can they can pull the wool over a hell of a lot of our eyes if we're not more awake to what they could be doing and they're not doing. I want to respond to a comment that Susan made and then I want to give you the final word and how people can support the removal process.

[00:35:52]Susan said, "Now move your outrage to Republicans, the real fascists in power." And this is my response.

[00:35:58]>> We know they're fascists.

[00:36:00]>> I used the f-word before it was allowed on mainstream media. I used the a word, authoritarians. I said that there were racists and white supremacists. I said on CNN. I said on MSNBC, go back and look. Should we call him fascist? Should we call him authoritarian? Is he racist?

[00:36:14]I've been saying it. I spend pretty much every day talking about this threat. The reason why I also share my anger and rage at the Democratic party, it's been 10 years, folks. And I realize that this is not an opposition party. And so I'm criticizing them because I need to rebuild them into a true opposition party. And there's too many people who are blue on. There's too many people who vote blue no matter who. There's too many people who think just because Democrats verbally oppose Trump that somehow they will be the saviors. And then I say follow the money and look at what they do. And what more do you need to see? Even now, we'll give Israel all the money it needs. Even now, we won't call it a genocide. Even now, let's support uh ICE. Even now, let's support billionaires. Even now, no accountability. Slap on the wrist. Let's all get along. What more do you all need to see? They still take money from AI.

[00:37:05]They still take money from crypto. And they're literally attacking their own base, the majority of their own base, according to the polls and all the positions. and they're saying, "You're wrong. Shut up. Follow us." This is why I critique the Democratic Party because right now, all we have is a primary.

[00:37:21]It's the only time we have left. And my fear is, Jessica, if there's free and fair elections, if and if a Newsome or an establishment wins, we're going to get the same repeat in 2032. It just 2032 is going to be like 2024 all over again. Uh that's my take. Jessica, final word to you on how people can support the removal process and the removal coalition.

[00:37:43]>> Yeah, and I'll answer a couple other questions in the chat. Yeah, absolutely.

[00:37:46]Absolutely. Waj, listen, I I mean, I used to back even when I was on Midas Touch, which by the way, folks, wake the hell up. Midas touch is like a propaganda arm for the for the re for the Democratic party. They are not helping us, okay? They are reinforcing the status quo of the Democratic party.

[00:38:01]And if you think that that is the way out of this, all I can say is is wake the hell up, folks. Yeah. What I used to say on Midas Touch even when I was on their network is that if you think of a family member who is doing all kinds of things to hurt themselves and hurt others, you do not plate that behavior.

[00:38:20]You do not say go right ahead. Destroy yourself. Destroy our family. No, you're hard with those people. You make them do better. You call them out when they're not living up to the standard and their full potential. So that is what I that is what first of all if you think about them as just being on our side which I I God let's just do the best construction on this party then that's the bare minimum of what we would do. We would not be giving them cover. We would hold them to the highest standard. I I just want to share one metaphor that I thought was really good from a guest that came on my show a few weeks ago.

[00:38:53]Corbin Trent used to work for Bernie Sanders and and AOC. He said, "If if an arsonist sets my house on fire and I call the police department and or the fire department, the fire department comes and they say, "I'm sorry, Corbin.

[00:39:07]We're not going to put out that fire cuz you didn't pay your taxes. He's not going to be mad at the arsonist. I mean, yeah, he's mad at the arsonist, but he knows what the ar knows the arsonist is a criminal. He knows he but the fire department's there at his house. They have a mechanism to put out the fire and they will not do it because of some stupid intellectual argument as to why they can't use their hose that they have right there at their disposal. That's what we're dealing with with the Democrats right now. That's why we are outraged because these people have have projected themselves to be our allies.

[00:39:43]They are the only ones that we have and they are not using the tools that the constitution gives them. The tools that they have sworn an oath to uphold an oath, a duty. They are our public servants. They are literally our servants. We get to treat them that way.

[00:40:04]Okay? Start taking back your agency.

[00:40:07]Start taking back your power. Our job as we the people is not to cheer on politicians in either party anytime.

[00:40:13]This has been a hard wakeup call for me.

[00:40:15]But if we if more of us abided in that space of of full possession of our agency and never ever uplifting these politicians unless and until they fully do our bidding, then we would be in a much much better place. And I will tell you, even with Representative Al Green, that that article I wrote, I mean, it's as close as I could get to an endorsement without issuing an endorsement because I sure as hell do not like endorsing any politician watch.

[00:40:45]I just want people to know about what this man has actually done in Texas and what the real the real stakes are because this is one person who is not going to ask for permission for leadership to do his job and uphold his oath. He is one person that has held his his commitments of filing forcing votes on impeachment which is our way out of this. So people in the chat are asking me how do you support me? How do you get involved? Yes, I'm on blue sky. Jessica Densen07. I'm on Instagram. I have my show which is my main platform on YouTube. Jessica Densen on YouTube. My show's called Lights On. Please go over there. Please subscribe. We are dealing with uh suppression on that channel. I am I am I am uh fighting YouTube. I think a lot of creators out there in the space are dealing with suppression right now. So, you can definitely help me fight that. I think we we kind of um joged the log algorithm last week. A lot of people are like, "Jessica, where have you been?" I'm like, "I've been here the whole time. You YouTube's been putting me uh in the shadow." So, you can definitely support us that way. Um and please, my friends, subscribe on Substack. I'm becoming active more active on Substack.

[00:41:53]>> Please go to remove the regime.com.

[00:41:56]Please follow the removal coalition on Instagram and Blue Sky. Our calls to action will always be there. They're very simple. They're very one note, but it's literally the way out of this. So, please get involved in this movement. If everybody in the resistance and the opposition right now were demanding impeachment and removal, our calls would be too loud for them to ignore. And that is what I have been trying to get this country to wake up and do for the past year and a half.

[00:42:22]>> And at and that was fantastic. And and amen to everything you said. And at the very least, folks, what it does, it puts it in the conversation. It puts in the public consciousness. It gives you a permission structure to try to say, "Oh, we can impeach him. Let's do it." Yes.

[00:42:37]Why should we impeach him? Oh, yeah. Cuz he's corrupt at the very least. What does it do? It makes you think and realize about the fact that this man is not fit for office and should be removed. And then it builds consensus even for the elections. It harms him, right? It creates a narrative that says that this person should not be president. At the very least, that's what it does. Uh, and they're still not willing to do that. Uh, and and the last point I'll say is, I'm glad you said it because I say it all the time.

[00:43:03]>> I don't worship politicians.

[00:43:05]I do not worship any politician, whether it's Mamani or AOC, politicians that I like. They are servants of the people.

[00:43:11]It's in the job description. If you don't want us to be critical of you, don't be a politician. You're my servant. You're my tool. The analogy I just always give as a politician is a tool. If they're a good tool, I reward that tool. If they've gone a little bit dull, my job is to sharpen the tool. And if the tool is no longer helping the people, but harming the people, I replace the tool. They think they are our masters. They believe that we should worship them. Stop worshiping and idolizing celebrities and politicians.

[00:43:41]No, they are your servants. And you don't owe them [ __ ] They owe you everything. And if they're not serving you, you get rid of them. You find a better tool. That's all there is to it, folks. That's all there is to it. Stop worshiping these people. That's my take.

[00:43:57]Uh Jessica, uh thank you so much for your time. I kept you 15 minutes longer.

[00:44:02]It's okay.

[00:44:02]>> But you were on a roll. Everyone subscribe to her Substack. Uh uh come u and join her YouTube and and come back next month. Jessica, people love you.

[00:44:10]>> I will watch. And we got to have you on Lights On, too.

[00:44:12]>> Oh, yeah. Let's do it anytime. Thank you all for watching. the left hook.

[00:44:15]Everything is free. If you can become a paid subscriber, do if you don't have the money, that's okay. I'll be back in 15 minutes with Allison Gil, who also has a free Substack. This is Jessica Densson. Follow her on YouTube at Jessica Densen07, uh the YouTube channel, and also on Substack. And those who join us late, she makes the case for why we should impeach uh Donald Trump. And she also lifts up Al Green, one of the few fighters who's actually going to pay uh uh with his seat because he fought and spoke up. Uh, this is where we are, folks. But there's more of us than there are of them. It's top versus bottom. So, please, oh, please be kind, be informed, don't worship politicians, and don't be a fascist. Thank you, Jessica.