A Conversation with Constitutional Scholar Joshua Geltzer

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A Conversation with Constitutional Scholar Joshua Geltzer

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This week our guest is legal and constitutional scholar Joshua Geltzer of Georgetown University. He joins us to discuss the impeachment, what's next, and where it could fit in the history of the United States.
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