according to BBC, and their interviewees - Sidney Blumenthal/Lanny Davis/Jonathan Winer (no disclosures about their politics etc) - Trump has never been in more trouble re collusion!
Youtube: 5:18: 22 Aug: BBC Newsnight: Cohen pleads guilty, what’s next for President Trump? - BBC Newsnight
The BBC’s Paul Wood has been following the Trump-Russia allegations since the president took office.
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In this report, Paul explores what could be in store for President Trump now that his former lawyer, Michael Cohen, has pleaded guilty to violating finance laws during the 2016 presidential election.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBUI3i0uOeo
Best of Today, 23 Aug Will Donald Trump be impeached? · BBC
Joel Benenson, chief strategist for Hillary Clinton’s campaign in 2016, on whether the Democrats should try to have Donald Trump impeached
22 Aug: BBC: Can Democrats keep avoiding impeachment talk?
by Anthony Zurcher
GIANT PIC “IMPEACH TRUMP”
“I expect that we will confront it,” Democratic Congressman David Price of North Carolina told the Raleigh News and Observer on Tuesday.
“At a minimum, we’re going to confront the need to investigate a great many things.”...
At a progressive event earlier this month, Mr Steyer accused the Democratic “establishment” of agreeing with him in private, while giving long-winded excuses in public...
Complicating matters is a certain amount of awakening on the right, among disaffected conservatives, to the thought that maybe impeachment is a realistic option...
While the number of Republican officeholders publicly saying such a thing can be counted on one hand, pundits and commentators are beginning to chime in...
“I’ve been sceptical about the wisdom and merit of impeachment. Cohen’s guilty plea changes that,” New York Times columnist Brett Stephens tweeted on Tuesday.
“The president is clearly guilty of high crimes and misdemeanours. He should resign his office or be impeached and removed from office.”...
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-45277432
on BBC world service, the studio presenter asks Buckler why would the President be mentioning “impeachment” when there’s been no move by the Dems calling for impeachment. BBC is obsessed with “impeachment” just like the rest of the FakeNewsMSM, but of course the President just brought up the topic for no reason!
23 Aug: BBC: Trump: Impeach me and the market crashes
Russia-Trump Inquiry
VIDEO: A law professor (Jonathan Turley) outlines President Trump’s perilous legal situation
US President Donald Trump has responded to speculation that he might be impeached by warning that any such move would damage the economy...
What happens next?
Analysis by Chris Buckler, BBC News, Washington
A president who often seems defiant and even dismissive is for the moment on the defensive.
It is a sign of the pressure on Donald Trump that he is not only having to answer questions about the possibility of impeachment, but having to make economic arguments against it.
Control of Congress has now become a crucial issue because the House of Representatives would need to vote to impeach a sitting president.
For the moment he is protected by the dominance of the Republicans in Congress, but the party looks nervous and unsettled after a week that has truly rocked Washington...
How the impeachment process works...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-45285585