What say you? Is Alan Derschowitz correct or not?
I think he's wrong about impeachment, but it is highly unlikely Trump will be removed from office (at the moment)
Stop Comparing Trump’s Impeachment Case to Johnson’s … or Nixon’s … or Clinton’s
"So, what precedent do these impeachment cases provide?
"Johnson’s removal from office was possible but probably not justified (and thus ill-advised).
"Nixon’s was both possible and justified (and thus effective).
"And Clinton’s was neither possible nor justified (and thus farcical).
"Removing Trump from office over the Ukraine scandal would be different from all of these cases.
"Unlike in Clinton’s case, the constitutional argument for it looks increasingly powerful: We have fairly damning evidence from the White House itself of a direct conversation between Trump and the Ukrainian president about going after Biden.
"But unlike in Johnson’s and Nixon’s situations, removal is all but guaranteed never to happen—owing to the Republicans’ strong majority in the Senate and a disciplined tribalism of a ferocity that simply didn’t exist in the Nixon era."