Transcription: That was a very important power under the Constitution because the framers of the Constitution knew, for instance, that it was very likely George Washington would be the first president. And they trusted him, but they weren't sure about presidents after George Washington. And they weren't sure about judges who would be appointed. And they needed to have some way to get rid of those people if they weren't doing their job. And so over the history of this country, there have been 50 15 impeachment actions on the part of the House of Representatives. And on seven of those 15 occasions, the Senate ...
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