“I think you can count on that,” Castor said. “If my eyes look a little red to the viewers, it's because I've been looking at a lot of video.”

Earlier in the segment with Ingraham, Castor alleged “there’s a lot of tape of cities burning and courthouses being attacked and federal agents being assaulted by rioters in the streets, cheered on by Democrats throughout the country,” seemingly referring to ongoing unrest in Portland, Ore.

These actions and irresponsible rhetoric by Democratic leaders have been called out by many on the right as the catalytic  behaviors which continued to deepen the divide between the aisles.

Throughout President Trump's term, the media allegedly showed bias and began the long stratagem of convincing each political 'team' the other was radicalized while simultaneously downplaying Trump's popularity.

The seemingly apparent hypocrisy disenfranchised thousands of voters and conservatives while radicalizing the left into believing conservatives and republicans, in general, were dangerous and just outright crazy. Even leading some to suggest that Republicans need to be sent to re-education camps.

The leadership has only encouraged this style of vicious character attack and discourse. On Wednesday, House Speaker Pelosi even suggested live during a conference that she doubts the ability for Republican leaders to even think.

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After Democratic leadership suggested they would bring in witnesses to bear testimony, Sen Lindsay Graham warned that should that come to pass, the FBI reports, tesitmony and video footage would be brought in, opening 'Pandora's Box'.

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The impeachment trial is set to begin Tuesday, February 9. It seems that it will be a highly interesting fight for partisan truth over narrative on both sides.