what happened on that day. we see the images. we also clearly hear the president s words. $15 minimum wage is in the white house proposal. the expectation is it will likely have to be stripped out in order for democrats to be able to pass the package on a simple majority vote. the white house is in a complicated political position. republicans propose to either do nothing or not enough. good saturday morning to you. we are three days to go until the start of the second impeachment trial of donald trump. there is still an awful lot that we don t know about how this week will play out. democrats, the former president s impeachment lawyers, have to soon lock in their legal strategies and there are a lot of outstanding question, how about house impeachment managers present the case against the former president, will witnesses be ki called, how long will the trial last. and we could get some clues this weekend. tell us wherethings stand. reporter: and we don t know a l
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