minimum wage. we need to pay people what they re worth is. announcer: this is new day with alisyn camerota and john berman. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is new day. and history before our eyes. a moment of reckoning for one of the darkest moments in the american story. the invasion of the u.s. capitol. in a few hours the former president on trial for his role in the events that took place. today, the senate will hear arguments on the former president s widely discredited claim that he cannot be tried at all. the meat of the case begins tomorrow. house managers will argue it was the former president s own words and actions that incited the deadly insurrection. telling his supporters to fight upwards of 20 times at the rally. fight. fight, fight. fighting. fighting the fight fighting. i would fight that fight. fight. fighting. we fight like hell. fight like hell. there you go. sources tell cnn that donald trump is conv
may have been targeted. there was a drive-by, seems like it was cut throat. there s a barrier to stop illegals from coming. we re excited for what s happening and as soon as president biden took office he pulled the plug. all he is doing is discouraging the american people. but you know, but you know that you - it is tuesday, february 9th, 2021. it is 28 degrees in new york city. you can barely see it but it is snowing there. welcome aboard, folks. ainsley: i had the window down coming into work. it s fresh. but it s going to snow again, all day. ainsley: i know. yes! brian, get out the shovel. brian: we will see. ainsley still pumped about the snow and it s very unusual to be pumped up about the snow. ainsley: i grew up where we didn t get snow. you ve been here a while. you should be sick of it like everybody else. i had three advil yesterday because i did so much scooping the day before. can i recommend alleve for body aches. my wife is the same way,
over before any evidence is even introduced and a week by radical argument that president trumps lawyers advance, we risk allowing january 6th to become our future. presidents can t inflame insurrection in their final weeks. and then walk away like nothing happened. the president of the united states sided with the insurrection. sp1 trumps lawyers six are respondents of the impeachment trial is then put the future of the presidency at risk. they can t possibly be. suggesting we punish people with speech in this country. you open up new and bigger ones across the nation for a great many more americans in this process for exactly what it is, a chance by a group of partisan politicians seeking to eliminate donald trump from the american political scene but at the end of the day, this is not just about donald trump. or any individual. it s about the constitution and impeachment of power. dana: another year, another impeachment. let s get your take on the proceedings as it o
where it did come from. # some we will be together. mary wilson, a founding member of the supremes, has died at the age of 76. hello, and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. us senators have decided it is constitutional to proceed with the second impeachment trial of donald trump. the former president s lawyers argued he could not be tried as a private citizen, but senators voted 56 44 to continue with proceedings. the evidence against mr trump included a shocking film showing the rioters storming the capitol on january the 6th. our north america editor jon sopel reports. hear he, hear ye, hear ye. in the building where a policeman and four protesters lost their lives, where the trump supporting mob ran amok month last month, donald trump today went on trial. on the question of whether donald john trump is subject to the jurisdiction of a court of impeachment. charged with inciting an insurrection at the capitol, the most serious accusation ever levelled at a
and mary wilson, a founding member of the supremes, has died at the age of 76. hello to you. welcome to our viewers in pbs in america and around the world. the historic second impeachment trial of donald trump has begun with senators being shown graphic video of last month s riot at the capitol building. it included images of violence and a former president calling on his supporters to fight like hell to help overturn the result of nobember s election. mr trump is charged with inciting insurrection. his lawyers argue that the process is unconstitutional because he has left office, but the senate has now voted to go ahead with the full hearing. our north american editor jon sopel reports. hear he, hear ye, hear ye. in the building where a policeman and four protesters lost their lives, where the trump supporting mob ran amok last month, donald trump today went on trial. on the question of whether donald john trump is subject to thejurisdiction of a court of impeachment. char