The comics take a look at the latest in impeachment proceedings, including outrageous tweets, in Best of Late Night Eileen Rivers, USA TODAY Opinion

Impeachment proceedings appear to bereaching a critical point: Summariesof Tuesday's testimony from Bill Taylor, the country'ssenior diplomat in Ukraine, revealed cover ups, quid pro quoand bullying not just from the president, but throughout the administration. If ever testimony solidified the need for an impeachment vote, Taylor delivered it. Hard to imagine things getting much worse, right?

Enter President Donald Trump's Twitter account.

His go-to platform during times of stressincluded a new way of describing the impeachment proceedings. He called the thoroughly constitutional look intohis unseemly (and potentially illegal) activity, a "lynching."

Comedian and writer for "Late Night with Seth Meyers" Amber Ruffin shows why impeachmentproceedings are the furthest thing from a lynching and why calling Trump out on his racism is the furthest thing froma distraction. Take a look at today's Best of Late Night, above, for the deets.

James Corden warned Trump that he was on his way to losingwhat little black support he has.

James Corden(Photo: Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY)

And the comics fill you in on the other outrageous tweetattached to the president's account.

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