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Video of the Day: Dem Rep. Quigley says hearsay can be better than direct evidence in impeachment coup hearing

During Wednesday’s sham impeachment coup hearing led by shifty Comrade Adam Schiff, Rep. Mike Quigley, D-Ill., said that hearsay evidence can be much better than direct evidence.

“I think the American public needs to be reminded that countless people have been convicted on hearsay because the courts have routinely allowed and created needed exceptions to hearsay,” he said. “Hearsay can be much better evidence than direct, as we have learned in painful instances and it’s certainly valid in this instance.”

The Washington Examiner explained:

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Courts do not typically allow hearsay evidence because it does not allow defendants to cross-examine the person who made the statement or check for its accuracy, but the rule does come with exceptions, such as statements made that show the subject’s emotional state.

Of course, truth, facts and due process have been thrown out the door by the seditious Democrats working to enact a coup d’état against the president.

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