two moderate democrats against the filibuster. all this means democrats can turn their attention to matters of national importance. there s one big thing standing in the way of all of that, impeachment. donald john trump engaged in high crimes and misdemeanors by inciting violence against the united states. the house impeachment managers literally walked through the scene of the crime to deliver the sole article of impeachment to the senate. more republican senators are arguing it s simply not constitutional to impeach trump now that he s out of the white house. one impeachment manager says the timing doesn t matter. you think of someone who s going to attack the peaceful transition of power and hold on to power despite the will of the people. that s going to happen at the end of their term not the beginning so it presents a very dangerous precedent if we were to say, look, a president, vice president gets a constitutional freebie. you get one free thing, do it near the
actions today focused on policing, police reforms and racial equity. we ll have more in a moment. but let s start with the impeachment trial. for that let s get over to manu raju. you re learning new details about what this trial is going to or could look like. what could you tell us? reporter: we don t expect it to go as long as the last trial, 21 days but we do expect it to take time as democrats and the impeachment managers in the house lay out their kay. one of the things they plan on doing is presenting video evidence of what occurred on january 6th. the president s remarks, what was said that the crowd interpreted and how they reacted afterwards. there is going to be an extensive video collection of evidence to show what they saw, what a lot of people saw and that led to the deadly riot here on capitol hill that day. of course, all trying to prove the case that donald trump inciting an insurrection in that deadly riot that day. the question, too, is whether or not the
we also know now, myu raju and they could use video as part of their presentation of evidence. that s not so different than what we saw a little bit over a year ago now in the senate impeachment trial last time around. but, obviously, this is an historic moment. the first time that you are going to have a president who is impeached, not once, but twice. this is only the fourth impeachment trial in american history of a u.s. president. so plenty to look forward to, but impeachment is going to move to the back burner for a couple of weeks as we expect those negotiations and discussions about how to move forward with this trial will unfold behind closed doors. jim and poppy? at least now the senate has figured out how to work. i won t go as far as saying work together but work in a power-sharing agreement. what i thought was interesting was both schumer and mcconnell claimed victory here. that s exactly right. what you saw yesterday was you had two democratic senators kyrste
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