What will really happen if Trump is impeached

The United States is not a monarchy. While the Founding Fathers couldn't have prepared for everything and they certainly made some big mistakes, one area they were especially clear on was limiting the power of the presidency. Though certain presidents might talk big and authoritarian, the presidential position is supposed to be one of servitude to the people: the U.S. put you in there, and the U.S. can kick you out.
To ensure that any possible tyrants could be bumped to the curb, the Constitution enshrined a process called impeachment. Not many former presidents have been impeached, but whatever your political stance might be, you have to admit there's a chance that President Donald Trump could be put in the hot seat. Robert Mueller and his team have been incredibly tight-lipped, but the investigation seems to be moving along. If Trump does get impeached, what happens next? How does the process work? Here's the deal.