Will Trump be impeached?

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

I suspect that Pelosi may try to appease some in her party by allowing hearings on possible impeachment charges, but unless things look a lot worse for Trump than they do now I doubt there will be an actual impeachment vote in the House.  Besides, hearings, especially ones focused on the emoluments clause and to what extent the Trump Organization has enriched itself thanks to its boss being President, will accomplish all that might be desired politically while denying Trump the "victory" of not being convicted in the Senate.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Dems retake both chambers in November. Special Counsel investigation and the congressional probes turn up enough for Trump to either be forced into resignation or removed from office by the end of 2019.

I think folks here are severely underestimating what Mueller might find in the next year and how badly Manafort's trial/Stone and Assange's imminent charges/Cohen's likely cooperation could go for Trump.

It needs to get bad enuf that Republican Senators abandon Trump for him to be forced from office.  Even if the Dems win every single Senate seat they possibly can this November, he can't be convicted in an impeachment trial without double digit support from Senate Republicans.