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Thomas Massie wants to impeach Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. Today’s show breaks it down.

“Here is the thing: if he really believed it, and he thought this is novel and unique in that Hegseth has overstepped his bounds in no way this position has, he would not be doing this simply to grandstand,” Crowder said.

"By engaging in hostilities in Iran for more than 90 days without congressional authorization, Secretary Hegseth is breaking the law and must be held accountable," said Rep. Thomas Massie. "Secretary Hegseth's constitutional violations extend beyond the illegal war in Iran. He is abusing the power of his office to ignore congressional war powers resolutions, to kidnap foreign leaders, and to intimidate critics of the Trump administration by retaliating against them for exercising free speech. If we are to remain true to our oath to 'support and defend the Constitution of the United States,' the House of Representatives must act."

“It is entirely a waste of money. You would think he would care about that considering he said, ‘I know this is not going to happen,’” Crowder said.

Massie said:

"My effort to impeach Secretary Hegseth is a much gentler version of what's coming when the Democrats assume control of the House and Senate next year," Rep. Massie continued. "They will hold hearings and trials. President Trump should replace Secretary Hegseth now while he can still get a replacement confirmed in the Senate."

“So it is a political stunt,” Crowder added. “The media is going to use that and act as though he was impeached and that there was validity to it.”

Crowder said, “I think the war in Iran has been waged ineffectively, and I think the communication is probably some of the worst I have seen in my lifetime to the American people. I also don't view it as a deep betrayal."

While immigration and the First and Second Amendments are closed-ended issues for Crowder, he understands that no matter who he votes for, there will be a war waged that he does not agree with.

“No matter who I vote for, they are likely to be waging some war that, at some point in time, I don't agree with, because every president has done it,” Crowder said. “I would rather they have an anti-war stance, but that is not going to be the determining factor in comparing open borders, gun grabbing, and clapping down on free speech.”