Seth Meyers (sethmeyers) reflects on the lead-up to the House vote on the impeachment inquiry via some C-SPAN gold on 'Late Night with Seth Meyers' (LateNightSeth):
The first half of the segment features Meyers employing some fantastic voices to imitate Kellyanne Conway and Trump as they ridicule the “do-nothing Democrats,” whom Conway assures reporters “don’t have the votes” to see the resolution through . It’s hilarious but more or less predictable; we’ve seen this showcase of confidence and steamrolling facts before from Trump and members of his administration.
The Republican Representatives who spoke to the House about the impeachment process really proved that every member of the party has their head in the sand over this debacle. Rep. Devin Nunes called the hearings that Democrats have been hosting “like a cult,” as if we all suddenly forgot about the Tea Party subculture within the Republican party that thinks it’s still 1773. “Then Rep. Steve Scalise said his piece, calling the constitutionally guided proceedings “Soviet-like.
stunt. Meyers ends his “A Closer Look” with the perfect summary: “Republicans can’t defend Trump on the substance, and they can’t complain about the process, so now all they have left is—”
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