President Donald Trump is reportedly receiving impeachment counsel from a source well versed in the matter: longtime Clinton strategist Mark Penn.

Formerly ex-President Bill Clinton’s chief pollster throughout the 1996 reelection campaign and second term in office, Penn met with Trump, Kellyanne Conway, and Vice President Mike Pence in the Oval Office last Monday, according to a Washington Post piece published Tuesday.

During the roughly hour-long meeting, Penn advised Trump to “govern” and avoid responding to “everything” Democrats say throughout the impeachment process. (RELATED: National Enquirer Boss Is Cooperating With The Feds In The Michael Cohen-Stormy Daniels Case – What Does This Really Mean For Trump?)

In addition to serving as Bill Clinton’s pollster, he performed the same function for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s two successful Senate campaigns and her unsuccessful 2008 presidential run.

He drew the ire of other Democrats when he began criticizing special counsel Robert Mueller’s probe into possible collusion between the Trump administration and Russia.

Recent polling suggests that Trump may in fact be weathering the impeachment storm, at least for now.

His approval rating climbed from the low 40s up to 48 percent, with 47 percent disapproving, according to a poll published in late November by Emerson. Meanwhile, support for impeachment has dropped significantly among independent voters the same Emerson poll — 34 percent of independents supported impeachment, a 14-point drop from October. Data analyzed by Vanity Fair shows that 62 percent of surveyed independents claimed the issue is “more important to politicians than it is to me” while 61 percent answered the same way when asked about the media.