I will create an analogy for you to help you understand the process.. Maybe it will help for you to look at it like this.
You know, keep it simple.

The role of the House of Representatives is essentially to take a look at this to see whether indictment (impeachment) is warranted.
Think of them as the "Grand Jury" in this process. A simple majority of 218 votes is needed to impeach.
If impeached, there will be a trial.
The trial takes place in the Senate and the Senators are the jurors. Removal takes a two-thirds vote (67 yea votes).

It is more probable than not that Trump will be impeached by the House of Representatives.
It is more probable than not that Trump will be acquitted by the U.S. Senate.

If Trump is not re-elected, perhaps we will see some further actions in the courts against him.
If Trump is re-elected, the statute of limitations more probably than not will prevent this from happening.

On impeachment, take the over.
On removal, take the under.
Criminal action in the courts against Donald Trump is Pick 'Em at this point.

Glad to be of help.

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