Looking only at the report of anti-Trump mainstream media such as ‘New York Times’

Below is the 'qualification' talking about American politics, published in the monthly issue of WiLL in four monthly magazines that I recommend subscribing to those who want to know the truth as a person living in the 21st century, and it is from the series column of Mr. Yoichi Shimada published on the title.
The emphasis is on me.
Due to researching American politics, he is often asked, 'Is there a trump impeachment?' 
The answer is 'not in the foreseeable future.'
Trump is finally driven down.
You are looking only at the reports of anti-Trump mainstream media such as 'The New York Times,' 'Washington Post,' CNN, etc., or telling them second-hand, Looking at only coverage of NHK, Kyodo news, etc. 'Trump is finally driven down,' there are overflowing commentators on TV screens, but it is out of the question.
If we see European and American 'Japanese experts' looking at 'Asahi Shimbun' and NHK news only and it will explain that 'Prime Minister Abe is overlooked by voters at last,' we will laugh and make fun of them.
There is a way to know briefly whether a person is qualified to talk about the 'now' of American politics.
When you hear 'What do you think about Rush Limbaugh'? If you get an answer such as 'Who?' Or 'I have heard of his name, but I do not know him well,' you can see it as an imposter.
Limbaugh (born 1951) strongly influenced 'grassroots conservation' for many years and is a legendary talk radio who speaks for that intention.
In the late 1980s, AM Radio was considered a fading media even in America.
It was conservative talk radio that revived it.
With the deregulation of the Reagan administration, programs that strike the enemy from particular political standpoints will be allowed, and Limbaugh of bullet talk full of black humor breaks. 
The idea of deregulation was that fairness and balance need only be taken throughout the radio world, and individual programs could be free.
The left-wing media often quotes Limbaugh as a representative of controversy.
In other words, being unaware of Limbaugh is synonymous with not knowing any American left and right topics.
You do not need to know Limbaugh if you exclusively discuss American diplomacy and economy.
However, as soon as there is a Trump impeachment, a political fight within the United States, especially if you are to discuss the political battle where the trend of grassroots conservation is the key, it is in trouble without knowing Limbaugh.
Programs of the three most popular hosts of talk radio, Limbaugh, Sean Hannity (born in 1961), and Mark Levin (born 1957), are all broadcast on a 3-hour frame every day from Monday to Friday.
Once in Japan, it wasn't easy to listen, but now, if you download the program's podcast to the smartphone, the audio file is sent daily. 
Listen when you like.
Because commercials are cut, it is more efficient than listening live.
I listen to Levin most recently.
He is an expert on the Constitution and has work experience in the Justice Department of the Reagan era.
It is also the appeal of this program that John Bolton, presidential security adviser, frequently makes guest appearances (the superbly busy Bolton time spent shows the influence of the talk radio).
Levin and Haniti also have programs with a high viewer rating on conservative FOX TVs competing for CNN and the cable news competition.
Limbaugh podcasts specialized for radio are charged, but transcripts can be read for free.
I have been reading about the character version recently because of time.
For example, it isn't easy to see conservative real intention unless it is a talk radio.
Senior John McCain, the Republican senior, died recently, and the voice of memorial overflowed the party.
He was a person who was not afraid of rebellion, deserving a synonym for 'lone wolf' (maverick). The problem is the direction of rebellion.
Regarding the use of military force, McCain was almost always aggressive.
He was also ridiculed as a warmonger.
Meanwhile, domestic affairs often crawl to the liberal faction, cold remarks remarked to President Trump at Russian gates.
Therefore, the mainstream media competed and asked McCain for comment.
But on talk radio, his reputation is atrocious.
Levin summarized that 'McCain was a fine soldier but was a useless (lousy) senator.'
Let's return to the question at the beginning.
Why is it possible to say that there is no Trump impeachment?
The leaders of the talk radio are gathered together to raise the tone that supports Trump.
In impeachment, there are two-thirds or more in favor in the Senate.