It doesn't really feel like a party to me. There is a sense of the tragedy, but there is also that San Francisco optimism. It's kind of like, 'We're still standing.'?

It would be a tragedy for the Republican party to start splitting.

This whole case, this whole situation with Dena, was a tragedy. We've got the loss of Maggie, who never reached her first birthday. We've got two little girls coping with the loss of their sister and of a loving, caring mother.

The party simply says, 'Well, Hillary divisive, Hillary controversial.' We say that is an asset, not a liability. Nobody gets attacked like her, but on the other hand nobody has the support like her.

It's gotten really blurry, ... When you ask, 'Are we creating a genre?' I don't know. We're just creating a party. I went to a gay bar in L.A. a few weeks ago and they were playing Interpol's 'Slow Hands.' A quarter of the guys were singing along, and there was some sort of kinky scene happening. I was like, 'This is really cool.' It's what I've been telling my record company all along: We need to promote those remixes to DJs, because the worlds aren't that far apart, anymore.

It will probably will be a party-line vote coming out of committee, but on the floor I think there will be some Democrats that will vote for impeachment and a few Republicans who may vote against it, although that is very difficult to tell at this point,