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Jesse Watters: "The 25th Amendment, impeachment, war crimes—are [Democrats] serious about this stuff, or is that just politics?" Sen. Fetterman: "Sure, there are some of them who are serious about those things, but...it's not going anywhere because they certainly won't have the votes to do those kinds of things...Why...

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