The call was perfect, so perfect that unlike his written responses during the Mueller report, Florida Man should appear in open session and testify before Congress. Because isn’t he the stable genius, smarter than all his generals.

He’s all about the stunts, and because short of dog-wagging, he’s now going to need to draw attention from the ever-firm facts of impeachment.

All Trump really wanted from Zelensky was the TV spectacle of announcing an investigation of Biden to be used in 2020 ads. That’s how he’ll rationalize bribery/extortion, abuse of power, and obstruction of justice.

What a historic moment for one of the worst presidents in history, like Gerald Ford in 1974 after he pardoned Nixon.

President Ford Testifies Before House Judiciary Committee on Nixon Pardon by Thomas J. O’Halloran, October 1974 (LOC) Library of Congress via pingnews.

It’s time to get serious. You’re facing possible impeachment and removal. If you have witnesses that can exonerate you, you should stop blocking them from testifying. Otherwise, we can only conclude you have a deep, deep consciousness of guilt. https://t.co/hndaRI0nQR — Rep. Eric Swalwell (@RepSwalwell) November 7, 2019

Shouldn’t trump testify before Congress? What about all the times he was required to testify but his lawyers did not allow it? Like in the Mueller investigation for example. https://t.co/sU1HsmiyFh — sense&sensibility (@essensibility) November 4, 2019

Kent testified that Trump wanted Zelensky to not only mention the word "Bidens" in his announcement of investigations, but also specifically the word "Clinton" when referring to 2016. pic.twitter.com/ShU91VqsJu — Natasha Bertrand (@NatashaBertrand) November 7, 2019

Enough with the Latin. What Trump did was bribery. YES https://t.co/phA3EL6PMq — Jennifer 'Vote Early' Rubin (@JRubinBlogger) November 8, 2019

EXCLUSIVE — Trump and Mark Burnett have been talking about post-WH shows. Among the ideas… “The Apprentice: White House”https://t.co/OXmql6cYGS Via @swin24 and @LachCartwright — Sam Stein (@samstein) November 7, 2019