Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi was tonight’s guest for Stephen Colbert on The Late Show, coming in after today’s legislative session that set the formal rules for …
, coming in after today’s legislative session that set the formal rules for the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump’s actions.
Pelosi had a long answer prepared. “I pray for the United States of America,” said Pelosi. “It’s very sad. We don’t want to impeach a president. We don’t want the reality that a president has done something that is in violation of the Constitution.”
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