mr. hawley. not guilty. mr. hinrich. guilty. ms. hirono. guilty. mr. hoeven. not guilty. ms. hyde smith. not guilty. mr. inhofe. not guilty. mr. johnson. not guilty. mr. jones. guilty. mr. kaine. guilty. mr. kennedy. not guilty. mr. king. >> guilty. >> guilty. mrs. klobuchar. guilty. mr. lankford. not guilty. mr. leahy. guilty. mr. lee. not guilty. ms. leffler, not guilty. mr. manchin. guilty. mr. meadows. not guilty. mr. murphy. guilty. mrs. murray. guilty. mr. paul. not guilty. mr. perdue. not guilty. mr. peters. guilty. mr. portman. not guilty. mr. reed. guilty. mr. risch. guilty. mr. romney. not guilty. ms. rosen. guilty. mr. rounds. not guilty. mr. rubio. not guilty. mr. sanders. guilty. mr. sass. not guilty. mr. schatz. not guilty. mr. schumer. guilty. mr. scott of florida. not guilty. mr. scott of south carolina. not guilty. mrs. shaheen. guilty. mr. shelby. not guilty. ms. sinema. guilty. ms. smith. guilty. ms. stabenow. guilty. mr. sullivan. not guilty. mr. tester. guilty. mr. thune. not guilty. mr. tillis. not guilty. mr. toomey. not guilty. mr. udall. guilty. mr. v

mr. hawley: madam president, i come here today with the business of impeachment before this chamber, and it should hardly be necessary at this late juncture to outline again the train of abuses and disorses and out-- and distortions and lies that brought us to today's impeachment vote. the secret meetings in the capitol basement, the closed hearings without due process or basic fairness, the failure of the house to follow their own rules and autho i

mr. hawley: madam president, i come here today with the business of impeachment before this chamber, and it should hardly be necessary at this late juncture to outline again the train of abuses and disorses and out-- and distortions and lies that brought us to today's impeachment vote. the secret meetings in the capitol basement, the closed hearings without due process or basic fairness, the failure of the house to follow their own rules and authorize impeachment inquiry and then the bipartisan vote against impeachment, the attempt to manipulate or even prevent a trial here in the united states senate, holding the articles of impeachment for 33 days in brazen defiance of the constitution's mandates. the house democrats have given us the first purely partisan impeachment in our history and the first attempt to remove an elected president that does not even allege unlawful conduct, and animating it all has been the bitter resentment of a professional political class that cannot accept the verdict of the people in 2016, that cannot accept the people's priorities and that now seeks to overtu

mr. hawley? not guilty. mr. heinrich? guilty. ms. hirono? guilty. mr. conan? not guilty. misses high and smith? not guilty. mr. and half? not guilty. mr. johnson? not guilty. mr. june's? guilty. mr. kane? guilty. mr. kennedy? not guilty. mr. king? guilty. ms. klobuchar? guilty. mr. langford? not guilty. mr. lahey? guilty. mr. lee? not guilty. mrs. leffler? not guilty. mr. manchin, not guilty. mr. mcconnell? not guilty. ms. mick sally? not guilty. mr. menendez? guilty. mr. merkley? guilty. mr. moran? not guilty. ms. murkowski? not guilty. mr. murphy? guilty. mrs. murray? guilty. mr. paul? not guilty. mr. purdue? not guilty. mr. peters? guilty. mr. portman? not guilty. mr. reed? guilty. mr. risch? not guilty. mr. roberts? not guilty. mr. romney? not guilty. ms. rosen? guilty. mr. rounds? not guilty. mr. rubio? not guilty. mr. sanders? guilty. mr. sasse? not guilty. mr. schatz? guilty. mr. schumer? guilty. mr. scott of florida? not guilty. mr. scott of south carolina? not guilty. mrs. shaheen? guilty. mr. shelby. not guilty. ms. sinema? guilty. ms. smith? guilty. misstep now

mr. hawley: madam president, i come here today with the business of impeachment before this chamber, and it should hardly be necessary at this late juncture to outline again the train of abuses and disorses and out-- and distortions and lies that brought us to today's impeachment vote. the secret meetings in the capitol basement, the closed hearings without due process or basic fairness, the failure of the house to follow their own rules and authorize impeachment inquiry and then the bipartisan vote against impeachment, the attempt to manipulate or even prevent a trial here in the united states senate, holding the articles of impeachment for 33 days in brazen defiance of the constitution's mandates. the house democrats have given us the first purely partisan impeachment in our history and the first attempt to remove an elected president that does not even allege unlawful conduct, and animating it all has been the bitter resentment of a professional political class that cannot accept the verdict of the people in 2016, that cannot accept the people's priorities and that now seeks to overtu

mrs. gillibrand. guilty. mister graham. not guilty. mistergrassley . not guilty. miss harris. guilty. miss hassan. guilty. mister hawley. not guilty. mister heinrich. guilty. miss hirono. guilty. mister hovin. guilty. mrs. highsmith, not guilty. mister inhofe. not guilty. mister johnson, not guilty. mister jones. guilty. mister kaine, guilty. mister kennedy. not guilty. mister king. guilty. miss klobuchar. guilty. mister lankford. not guilty. mister leahy. guilty mister lee . not guilty. mrs. loeffler. not guilty. mister manchin. not guilty. mister markey. not guilty. mister mcconnell. not guilty. miss mcsally. not guilty. mister menendez. guilty. mister merkley. not guilty. mister moran. not guilty. miss murkowski. not guilty. mister murphy. not guilty. miss murray, guilty. misterpaul , not guilty. misterperdue . not guilty. mister peters. guilty. mister portman. not guilty. mister reid. guilty. mister risch. not guilty. mister roberts. not guilty. mister romney. not guilty. miss rosen. guilty. mister rounds. not guilty. mister rubio. not guilty. mister sanders. guilty. mister sasse. not guilty. mister schatz. guilty. mister schume

mrs. gillibrand. guilty. mister graham. not guilty. mistergrassley . not guilty. miss harris. guilty. miss hassan. guilty. mister hawley. not guilty. mister heinrich. guilty. miss hirono. guilty. mister hovin. guilty. mrs. highsmith, not guilty. mister inhofe. not guilty. mister johnson, not guilty. mister jones. guilty. mister kaine, guilty. mister kennedy. not guilty. mister king. guilty. miss klobuchar. guilty. mister lankford. not guilty. mister leahy. guilty mister lee . not guilty. mrs. loeffler. not guilty. mister manchin. not guilty. mister markey. not guilty. mister mcconnell. not guilty. miss mcsally. not guilty. mister menendez. guilty. mister merkley. not guilty. mister moran. not guilty. miss murkowski. not guilty. mister murphy. not guilty. miss murray, guilty. misterpaul , not guilty. misterperdue . not guilty. mister peters. guilty. mister portman. not guilty. mister reid. guilty. mister risch. not guilty. mister roberts. not guilty. mister romney. not guilty. miss rosen. guilty. mister rounds. not guilty. mister rubio. not guilty. mister sanders. guilty. mister sasse. not guilty. mister schatz. guilty. mister schume

mr. hawley: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from missouri. mr. hawley: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that further proceedings under the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. hawley: mr. president, it is my privilege to rise and congratulate the kansas city chiefs on their victory over the 49ers in super bowl liv, last week. with their vick tricks the chiefs won their second super bowl championship. i would just note someone who was born just about ten years after that first super bowl vick tricks i have literally been waiting my whole life for this. and, man, it's pretty darn good. this victory was andy reed -- that's the head coach -- his 222nd career win and of course his first super bowl title in his hall of fame career. they were led by pat trick mahomes, the quarterback. mohames completed 26 of 42 passes for 286 yards and two touchdowns. he rushed nine times and was named the game's most valuable player. mahomes is the youngest pl