Impeachment

The next step in the historic impeachment of President Trump has been looming for almost a month now, and after all the strategizing, prognosticating and negotiating, the pieces are finally falling into place for a Senate trial. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is expected to give up her fight to withhold the articles of impeachment from the Senate today, which means everything can pick back up. House Democrats will then vote to appoint their impeachment managers, and a trial could begin within days. Some Senate Republicans have said recently they are actually open to calling witnesses during the trial (something many high-ranking GOP lawmakers don't want) but want to wait until the trial begins to make that decision. As for the President himself, once everything gets started, he may need to adjust his schedule. Trial responsibilities may prevent him from attending the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, and aides hope the whole thing will be wrapped by early February so it doesn't overshadow his State of the Union address.

About the author: Scott Bernstein is the CEO of Child Recovery International (thelost.net) and Bounty Hunter Training Academy (americanbountyhunter.org) and headquartered in the Research Triangle of North Carolina. He has extensive experience as a Counter Terrorist Consultant, International Apprehension Operative, Human & Sex Trafficking Expert and a Military and Law Enforcement Trainer. He is available as a Consultant and as a Speaker. In addition to his LinkedIn profile, you can also interact with Scott on his LinkedIn group https://bit.ly/1LMp2hj.

Scott Bernstein is the founder and director of both organizations: Child Recovery International (www.thelost.net) and Bounty Hunter Training Academy (www.americanbountyhunter.org). They implement unconventional techniques such as criminal profiling, victimology, behavioral Psychology, Neuropsychology, pre-text art and expert skip tracing. To reach CRI or BHTA, reach them at 984-235-4816 or in writing at [email protected].