Constitutional questions for a non sitting president: Game Stop Stock Soars

Is it a constitutional mandate to impeach a president who no longer holds office? Trump's lawyers try to debate that today 100 Senators will determine their purpose for following this procedure.  Will it be a partisan outcome.  We had 6 guest callers including a Christian who read scripture and a South Dakotan who argued the finer points of the constitutional basis of holding a Senatorial trial on Trump, his responsibility for the insurrection and precedence of an unusual trial compared to the British constitution of charging crimes against non office holders.

Albert brings up the controversy of day traders on Reddit that skyrocked Game Stop stock and how the key traders shut it down so the poor could not get rich.  

In the battle between short-seller Citron Research and an army of Reddit-charged day traders, Game Stop seemingly endless rally to an all-time high has given the stock’s bulls a win, though not without controversy.

GameStop’s 83% gain through 1/23/21 comes after it more than doubled the week before and marks the most volatile 10-day period on record, data compiled by Bloomberg show. The stock was halted at least four times in New York trading on its way to a record close. The stock surged 51% Friday to $65.01.

At one point, the video-game retailer was the most actively traded U.S. company with a market value above $200 million, data compiled by Bloomberg show, as millions of shares exchanged hands every few minutes.