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Ari Melber: Trump's Impeachment Is 'A Mark He Will Carry For The Rest Of His Life' | MSNBC

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President Trump stands as the third President to ever be impeached in the history of the United States. MSNBC’s Chief Correspondent Ari Melber reports on Congress pasting to articles impeachment against Trump and the “pivotal” point in history, and the power of the Congress that “cannot be waived away.” Aired on 12/19/19.

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