In a recent appearance on PBS NewsHour, Brooks, a longtime columnist for the newspaper, implied there is a 'big philosophical difference' between what Democrats and Trump himself see from the hearings.
"[T]he impeachment numbers are just like every other number in our politics, completely divided right down the middle, and with nobody moving on either side," he said. Brooks conceded that he believes"Donald Trump is in serious trouble," but was doubtful this would be exposed through the impeachment process.
"Well, that's not the way it's supposed to be. It's supposed to be a legal thing to see if he did high crimes and misdemeanors," Brooks replied. "I think a lot of people, at least the ones I talk to, like Elizabeth Warren. They just think she's poisoned herself with Medicare for all. And they just say, we can't go for that. So let's go for Buttigieg. And Buttigieg is doing well, just a slow, gradual rise," Brooks added.
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